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Friday, 29 August 2008

Our favorite recipes for App Engine, all in one place

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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' in the App Engine developer community!



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