NUKnightLab / sql-mysteries
Inspired by @veltman's command-line mystery, use SQL to research clues and find out whodunit!
☆1,688Updated 9 months ago
Related projects ⓘ
Alternatives and complementary repositories for sql-mysteries
- A command-line murder mystery☆5,666Updated last year
- An interactive SQL book☆146Updated 2 months ago
- PostgreSQL Sample Database☆854Updated last month
- ☆808Updated 2 weeks ago
- Simple script to analyse your PostgreSQL database configuration, and give tuning advice☆2,604Updated 10 months ago
- Web development platform built entirely in PostgreSQL☆1,096Updated 10 months ago
- A consistent code style guide for SQL to ensure legible and maintainable projects☆1,365Updated 8 months ago
- Setup files for Mastery with SQL - A hands-on practical course for learning modern SQL!☆76Updated 4 years ago
- An SQL linter☆438Updated 3 weeks ago
- A tiny no-frills speedometer progressive web app based on Geolocation API, AmbientLightSensor API, and WakeLock API.☆356Updated last year
- A cross-platform minigolf game written in C.☆1,796Updated 7 months ago
- Unix pager (with very rich functionality) designed for work with tables. Designed for PostgreSQL, but MySQL is supported too. Works well …☆2,479Updated last month
- Open-source etiquette☆315Updated 2 years ago
- Tower Defense with a twist: all towers must be positioned with CSS Flexbox.☆600Updated 7 years ago
- Database Markup Language (DBML), designed to define and document database structures☆2,880Updated last week
- Stuff which works in Chrome and maybe Acrobat and Foxit.☆1,495Updated 4 years ago
- Sample database for SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, DB2☆1,884Updated 5 months ago
- An end-to-end GoodReads Data Pipeline for Building Data Lake, Data Warehouse and Analytics Platform.☆1,291Updated 4 years ago
- An awesome list of information to help developers write better, kinder, more helpful documentation and learning materials☆667Updated 3 years ago
- [Community] Play Battleships on PostgreSQL☆185Updated 4 years ago
- Automatically identify anti-patterns in SQL queries