More members of the App Engine team are hitting the road in the next two
weeks. If you'll be at any of the following events we'd love to meet and talk
shop! Here's where you can find us:
Wednesday March 18th
5:00
pm - 6:00 pm
New York City
Pete Koomen will be at
href="http://developers.sun.com/events/communityone/2009/east/">CommunityOne
East participating in the Closing Panel Discussion – "Enterprises and
the Cloud". The panel will be moderated by David Berlind, Editor-At-Large of
InformationWeek, and the panelists include Adam Gross, Vice President of
Developer Marketing, Salesforce and Lew Tucker, Vice President and CTO, Cloud
Computing, Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Wednesday March 25th
9:00 am - 12:20 pm
Chicago
Joe Gregorio will be
teaching a half-day tutorial at PyCon 2009 entitled href="http://us.pycon.org/2009/tutorials/schedule/1AM6/">An
Introduction to Google App Engine. From the session description:
"Google App Engine allows you to build scalable web applications and host them
on Google hardware. This hands on tutorial will walk you through the steps of
building a basic web application, from setting up the SDK through to using the
major APIs that App Engine provides."
Thursday March 26th
1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Philadelphia
Joe Gregorio will be giving the
presentation "Under the Covers of the App Engine Datastore" on March 26th
at the Emerging
Technologies for the Enterprise conference in Philadephia.
From the session description: "This talk walks through the
internals of the App Engine Datastore, how data is stored, how indexes are
built, and how queries are executed. We then discuss how those
architectural decisions make the App Engine datastore scalable and finally
go into how those constraints affect how you design your applications
schema so your application can take full advantage of that
scalability."
Wednesday April 1st
Time TBD
New York City
For the second time in two weeks we return to New York City
where Joe Gregorio will be giving the same "Under the Covers of the App
Engine Datastore" talk at the Cloud Computing
Expo in New York City.
Posted by Joe Gregorio, App Engine Team
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