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Dolt is a SQL database with Git-style versioning. DoltHub is the place on the internet to share Dolt databases. For both Dolt and DoltHub, we've always used Jenkins for our continuous integration pipeline but …

DoltHub is a collaboration platform for data stored in Dolt, a relational database and data storage format with Git-like version control features for structured data. The vision of Dolt and DoltHub together is…

Dolt is a SQL database built to wrangle datasets. Its tables are versioned, queryable, and shareable. We've recreated Git's functionality in a relational database so you can collaborate on data in the same wa…

Every month we highlight some interesting datasets on DoltHub. The focus is on new or updated datasets but sometimes we shed fresh light on a classic. For those new to Dolt and DoltHub, Dolt is Git for data…

Dolt is a SQL database with Git-style versioning. DoltHub is a place on the internet to share Dolt databases. Dolt is and always will be an open source tool and DoltHub hosts all public repositories for free.…

Dolt is a SQL database with Git-style versioning. DoltHub is a place on the internet to share Dolt databases. As you can tell from our product names and descriptions, we are inspired by Git and GitHub. We want…

Dolt is a SQL database with Git-like functionality, including branch, merge, diff, clone, push and pull. This is the third post in a series of blog posts that explore the underlying datastructures that are …

Introduction Dolt is Git for Data, and its built-in SQL engine is an open source project we recently adopted, go-mysql-server. The engine is a general-purpose SQL execution engine that lets integrators …

Dolt and DoltHub are Git and GitHub for data. Having a versioned database makes collaborating on data more fluid and reliable in the same way that Git improves source code collaboration for software engineers.…

Background Dolt is a SQL database that stores data in a commit graph, and offers a Git-like interface for management. It offers a command-line-interface (CLI) that provides managing database level considera…

Dolt is a SQL database with Git-style versioning. DoltHub is a place on the internet to share Dolt databases. We think these tools can help people learn and perfect their SQL skills like no other database. Thi…

Every month we highlight some interesting datasets on DoltHub. The focus is on new or updated datasets but sometimes we shed fresh light on a classic. For those new to Dolt and DoltHub, Dolt is Git for data…

DoltHub is GitHub for data. As you might imagine, the data-fetching needs on the front end of such an application are intense. In the previous article in this series, we saw how working directly with our gRPC …

Background Dolt is Git for data. It is a relational database that implements a storage layout similar to a commit graph, allowing users to clone, branch, and merge structured data. We believe the ability …

Dolt is a SQL database with Git-style versioning. We're constantly adding new and exciting SQL features, and secondary indexes are one of them! This blog goes over what they are, why they're useful, and how th…

A question we have been asked numerous times is, "Can Dolt be used as an application server"? This has driven a lot of conversations internally about the use cases of a versioned database server, and led to s…

Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are the dominant mode of distributing data on the internet. Twitter debates in the data science community about Comma Separated Value (CSV) files vs APIs have flared u…

DoltHub is the online data community powered by Dolt, the version-controlled SQL database. In the previous article in this series, we took an overview of DoltHub's front-end architecture. In this article, …

Dolt is a SQL database that provides Git-like functionality, including clone, push, pull, branch, and merge. This post is part of a series exploring how Dolt stores table data. In our previous post, How Dol…

Twitter is wonderful sometimes. Train/Test Tweet We don't know Aaron. He finds us on Twitter, asks a great question, makes us think, and prompts a blog post. How can you use Dolt to manage train/test …