Doom runs in an SQL database. See how 1,300 lines of code render the classic game at 35 FPS using CedarDB and what this means for query limits.

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Developer Lukas Vogel has released SQLDoom, a port of the classic game Doom that runs almost entirely on SQL queries within the CedarDB ...

Ars Technica details SQLDoom, a Doom renderer built on CedarDB tables and about 1,300 lines of SQL spread across 89 CTEs. A ...

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