Since the Task Queue API launched in June, we've been thrilled withhow many developers have started using the API.Many developers have asked for more quota so that they can better utilize the API within their apps. We're pleased that we can now address these requests bysignificantly increasing the Task Queue quotas and are happy toannounce the following changes, effective from today:Free quota increased from 10K to 100K task insertions per day.For billing enabled apps, quota increased from 100K to 1M (one million) task insertions per day.Total...
Monday, 26 October 2009
Thursday, 22 October 2009
Find App Engine news and content at reddit
Posted on 11:14 by Unknown
We're pleased to announce that you can now submit and comment on App Engine news and articles on a new App Engine specific section of the popular social media site, reddit. Our subreddit is for any articles, blog posts, or other content relevant to App Engine, and is actively moderated and maintained by the App Engine team. Registration takes seconds and allows you to submit, vote, and comment on new App Engine content. The top articles, as selected by the App Engine community, are shown in a widget on http://code.google.com/appengine/.Be sure...
Thursday, 15 October 2009
App Engine SDK 1.2.7 - Bugfix Release for Python
Posted on 12:57 by Unknown
Due to two issues introduced in the 1.2.6 release of the Python SDK, we are releasing version 1.2.7 today. This is a bugfix-only release with just a few minor changes (no new features or functionality); all users of App Engine for Python should upgrade to the new version, available on our Downloads page. The two issues were:The 1.2.6 release added a key argument to the Model class constructor that broke subclasses who were calling the constructor's private arguments with positional (not named) values. The fix is to restore the original ordering,...
Tuesday, 13 October 2009
App Engine SDK 1.2.6 Released with Incoming Email, App Deletion, and more!
Posted on 15:50 by Unknown
The App Engine team is psyched to present version 1.2.6 of our SDK for both runtimes, Python and Java. This releases contains plenty of improvements and bugfixes, along with some exciting new features:Incoming Email - Your App Engine app has been able to send email for some time ... but now, with 1.2.6, your app can also receive email. After enabling mail as an inbound service (just like XMPP), users can email your application at whatever@yourappid.appspotmail.com. Inbound messages are converted to HTTP requests (again, just like XMPP) which you...
Monday, 5 October 2009
Interactive XMPP demos
Posted on 06:40 by Unknown
We hope you've been enjoying the new XMPP API we shipped in App Engine release 1.2.5. We're always impressed with the cool scenarios our developers create!A couple of Google engineers found the time to create cool App Engine demos using the XMPP API and we'd like to share them with you.CrowdGuru - this app, courtesy of App Engine Developer Programs Engineer Nick Johnson, is a fun trivia game which crowdsources answers. Add crowdguru@appspot.com to your IM list and ask it a question. You can read up on full details of the design and implementation...
Friday, 2 October 2009
Build a Voice App in the Cloud and Enter the Twilio + App Engine Developer Contest
Posted on 14:21 by Unknown
This week, Google App Engine and Twilio challenge you to build voice or voice-enhanced applications hosted on App Engine that use Twilio's voice application API to make and receive phone calls. Submit your app by October 4th to win a Dell Netbook from Twilio and $1000 of App Engine hosting credit from Google.Twilio hosts a telephony in the cloud web service, allowing web developers to build scalable, reliable voice communications applications on web hosting platforms like Google App Engine. Put Twilio and App Engine together and you can build...
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