Do you have a really great code snippet you'd love to share with App Engine developers? Have you figured out how to program a small task for your app and want to tell the world? Share your elite coding skills with the world by posting your recipe to our Google App Engine Cookbook. There's no such thing as too many cooks in this kitchen!The App Engine Cookbook allows you to share, rate, and comment on App Engine recipes and was written by Google Engineer Amaltas Bohra. We've added some of our favorites, now we can't wait to see what's cookin'...
Friday, 29 August 2008
Friday, 22 August 2008
A couple datastore updates
Posted on 15:53 by Unknown
We've updated other parts of the system before, so it's time for the datastore to ante up with its own improvements. There may not be any big surprises, but we still hope you'll enjoy the new features we've included!First up is batch writes. You can now include entities in different entity groups in a single db.put() or db.delete() call. Entity modifications are only atomic within each entity group, but a single call that spans entity groups will be more efficient than a call for each group, which was required before.Also, in our next upcoming...
Wednesday, 20 August 2008
New third-party party tool for monitoring App Engine cluster status
Posted on 07:21 by Unknown
This morning Hyperic released support for Google App Engine monitoring on CloudStatus, Hyperic'sweb-based performance monitoring application. CloudStatus gives you anindependent, real-time view into the health and performance of AppEngine. We're excited about what the CloudStatus team has put together, and look forward to seeing other 3rd party tools and services for App Engine developers.So go check out CloudStatus and let them knowwhat you think, or discuss right here on our Google Group. Posted by Paul McDonald, App Engine T...
Monday, 18 August 2008
Take it with you, the whole kit-and-caboodle
Posted on 14:51 by Unknown
Posted by Jeff Scudder, Google App Engine TeamOne of my favorite things about the SDK is the fact that it works offline. When I'm without Internet access on a train, bus, or plane, I can still develop and test my application. I usually work with my browser open, one tab pointed squarely at localhost:8080 and another open to the App Engine documentation. Until recently, the documentation presented a bit of a challenge when I was without network connectivity. But now, we've released the App Engine documentation as a downloadable zip file. On a related...
Monday, 11 August 2008
App Engine Hack-a-thon: Seattle
Posted on 12:28 by Unknown
Posted by Marzia Niccolai, Google App Engine TeamPlease join us on August 28th for a Google App Engine Hack-a-thon in the Emerald City.Learn about Google App EngineThe events will include training on the major features of Google App Engine, including data modeling, the App Engine APIs, some aspects of Django, and how to mashup App Engine with other web services. Google Engineers will be on hand to help and to answer questions throughout the day.For a better idea of what goes on at our hack-a-thons, see our previous posts about the New York, San...
Wednesday, 6 August 2008
The Deep Dish on the App Engine Developer Community
Posted on 16:08 by Unknown
Posted by Marzia Niccolai, Google App Engine TeamI've returned from the App Engine hack-a-thon in Chicago a Superfan ofthe App Engine community. We had lots of fun meeting App Engine developers, but why let me tell you about it? A couple of attendees wrote great summaries of the day: A Ruby on Rails developer giving Python a whirl, and a developer who worked on testing with App Engine. We saw people working on iPhone apps, OpenSocial and App Engine, and even a chat application! See the pictures below:While I was away I kept up with all the...
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