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Writing a Postgres logical replication system in Golang

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Re: Writing a Postgres logical replication system in Golang

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If anyone from DoltHub team is reading this, please consider fixing [0] the RSS/Atom feed link [1]. I love your blog posts, but I am not able to subscribe to them in my feed reader. Your posts on SwissTable and Prolly Trees are my fav ones.

[0] - https://validator.w3.org/feed/check.cgi?url=https%3A%2F%2Fww...

[1] - https://www.dolthub.com/blog/rss.xml

Re: Writing a Postgres logical replication system in Golang

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post #3

If anyone from DoltHub team is reading this, please consider fixing [0] the RSS/Atom feed link [1]. I love your blog posts, but I am not able to subscribe to them in my feed reader. Your posts on SwissTable and Prolly Trees are my fav ones. [0] - https://validator.w3.org/feed/check.cgi?url=https%3A%2F%2Fww... [1] - https://www.dolthub.com/blog/rss.xml

Also the publication date of this article shows March 8, but we are on March 7 :)

Re: Writing a Postgres logical replication system in Golang

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> the world's first version-controlled SQL database Isn't that what others like Supabase are already offering or am I missing a distinction here?

Whenever you read "first" just add "with the special meaning of A,B,C" in your head. There was the first person on the moon, or the first person to run 100m below 10s, but for mostly everything else "first" is basically never binary.

Re: Writing a Postgres logical replication system in Golang

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> the world's first version-controlled SQL database Isn't that what others like Supabase are already offering or am I missing a distinction here?

Supabase offers version controlled database? To be clear, what dolt does is enabling you to branch like git and then merge your branch, rollback old "commits" of your database and similar stuff. It is much more advanced than audit logging

Re: Writing a Postgres logical replication system in Golang

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> the world's first version-controlled SQL database Isn't that what others like Supabase are already offering or am I missing a distinction here?

Supabase offers version controlled database? To be clear, what dolt does is enabling you to branch like git and then merge your branch, rollback old "commits" of your database and similar stuff. It is much more advanced than audit logging

How does DoltgreSQL compare to Neon's branching?
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