Sliding-window aggregation is a widely-used approach for extracting insights from the most recent portion of a data stream. The aggregations of interest can usually be cast as binary operators that are associative, but they are not necessarily commutative nor invertible. Non-invertible operators, however, are difficult to support efficiently. The best published algorithms require O (log n) aggregation steps per window operation, where n is the sliding-window size at that point. For a FIFO window, this can be improved to O (1) on average by using two aggregation stacks. This paper presents DABA, a novel algorithm for aggregating FIFO sliding windows that significantly improves upon these time bounds. DABA requires only O (1) aggregation steps per operation in the worst case (not just on average). As such, DABA asymptotically improves the performance of sliding-window aggregation without restricting the operator to be invertible. Our experimental results demonstrate that these theoretical improvements hold in practice. DABA is a substantial improvement over the state of the art in terms of both latency and throughput.