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      <title>Database-Driven JS Game Framework</title>
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      <description>BSc Thesis.
The idea of this project is to write a game framework in JavaScript (e.g., a physics engine or state machine that keeps track of the game state) that can be re-run deterministically using databases. That is, in addition to being a standalone framework, the JavaScript framework must run as a user-defined function (UDF) in a relational database where it can be executed on thousands of existing user inputs. The research questions include whether such a framework is feasible to build, how fast it executes within a database system as a UDF, and how it scales when executed against thousands or more existing game states or user input sessions.</description>
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