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4 min readRead MoreMongoDB and Git had a baby, and it's named Dumbo. Find out what makes it tick
9 min readRead MoreMongoDB and Git had a baby, and it's named Dumbo. Release 0.1 is now public!
12 min readRead MoreHosted Dolt now supports Azure Private Link. You can create a new Hosted Dolt instance on Azure with Private Link support in just a few clicks.
5 min readRead MoreEvery time I hit a wall in DoltLite quality, a new test suite idea drives the next round of improvements. We're all SDETs now.
5 min readRead MoreUse a Dolt replica for database insurance against catastrophe or more mundane bad writes. In the human operator era, a Dolt replica was nice to have. In the agentic operator era, a Dolt replica is essential.
5 min readRead MoreToday, we're announcing that we've extended Dolt Workbench to support Doltgres agent mode. In this article, I'll walk through an example showing how to use it for a data import task.
3 min readRead MoreDolt now supports functional indexes, allowing you to index expressions and function results for faster queries on computed values.
9 min readRead MoreWe're making sure that GC always "just works". If you never notice it exists, we're doing our job right.
4 min readRead MoreDoltLite redefines what is possible for local-first software. You can now use Git-style merges instead of CRDTs in sync engines.
3 min readRead MoreDoltHub Pro's price drops 10x to just $5/month for up to 5 GB of private database storage.
2 min readRead MoreToday, we're announcing that we've extended the Dolt MCP server to now support Doltgres databases. This article will discuss how to use it.
3 min readRead MoreThrough the process of polishing DoltLite, I learned a lot about vibe coding. I moved away from Gas Town and settled on a different agent set up: dueling Claude and Codex.
7 min readRead MoreAn experiment in fully vibe-coded frontend development.
4 min readRead MoreWe look at a recent bug fix to understand how Dolt actually represents queries internally. It turns out, database engines and compilers have a lot in common.
8 min readRead MoreA tutorial on how to collect coverage data from Go programs across many unit and integration tests and combine them into a single graphical overview
9 min readRead MoreAn artisanal software engineer's journey into the world of write-only code!
17 min readRead MoreA walkthrough of the most common Beads Classic workflows in v1.0.1, from single-agent setups to multi-clone parallel agents with shared or separate Dolt remotes.
14 min readRead MoreWe moved DoltLite to the DoltHub organization. DoltLite is ready for you to use.
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