Zach Musgrave- Git for Data- Data Versioning for Reproducible Data Science with Dolt | PDNYC 2022

Dolt is Git for data: a new kind of SQL database that you can branch and merge, push and pull, fork and clone just like a git repository. Learn how to use Dolt to add reproducibility and a wealth of other version control benefits to your data processing pipeline.

DoltHub is GitHub for data: a place where you can host Dolt databases for free, others can clone and fork them, submit pull requests to improve your data, and bunch of other features.

Dolt is free and open source, and DoltHub is free for public databases.

The talk includes a live demo of using Dolt to manage branching and merging a data set, and as well as showing you how to upload changes to DoltHub and open a pull request for your team to review.

Bio:
Zach Musgrave
Zach leads development for Dolt, the world's first SQL database that you can fork and clone, branch and merge, push and pull just like a git repository. Zach studied computer science at the University of Washington, and spent the first 13 years of his career split between Amazon and Google before joining DoltHub. He's a fierce advocate for the value of client-side software in a server-side world.
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