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Today, we're announcing that Dolt Workbench now supports DoltLite databases. This article will show you how to set up a DoltLite database and interact with it from the workbench.
Hosted Dolt now has an official, versioned REST API for creating and managing deployments. It's built on the same OpenAPI contract we used for the DoltHub API v2, so both APIs return the same envelope, the same errors, and the same auth. Here's how to use it.
MongoDB and Git had a baby, and it's named Dumbo. Now with Schemas! Read to learn more!
The five open source projects that best show what agent-engineered software can become.
Go is conservative with adding new features, but it does happen. Generics were new once. Here's some ways that generics have evolved in recent versions, and how Dolt incorporates them.
Overview of recent performance optimizations to Doltgres that brought it on par with MySQL
MongoDB and Git had a baby, and it's named Dumbo. We've now added security!
I built an interactive Prolly Tree visualizer powered by real DoltLite trees running in your browser. See modification, fast diff, structural sharing, and history independence in action.
DoltHub now supports DoltLite and Doltgres databases. You can now push, pull, and clone DoltLite and Doltgres databases on DoltHub.
Doltgres, the Postgres-flavored version of Dolt, is now 1.0 and ready for production.
What's the best coding agent in August 2026? I ranked Claude, Codex, and Grok.
