In addition to the startups and businesses we frequently highlight on our blog, we have seen educational institutions and their students build amazing applications, using Google App Engine as a platform for teaching and groundbreaking research. Earlier this year we announced funding for researchers looking to use App Engine for scientific discovery. Today we are introducing the Google App Engine Education Awards to foster continued innovation from educational institutions in areas outside of research. Through this program we are inviting faculty...
Monday, 30 July 2012
Monday, 23 July 2012
Analyzing your Google App Engine Logs with Google BigQuery
Posted on 16:41 by Unknown
Developers know that logging and logs analysis can often mean the difference between delighting and disappointing users. With the Google App Engine LogService API, it’s easy to add logging to your App Engine App with just a few lines of code. But of course, logging events is only the beginning, and today we’re particularly excited to highlight using Google BigQuery to analyze your App Engine logs. Google BigQuery is an externalized version of Google’s own logs analysis framework that allows developers to run queries across billions of rows of data...
Tuesday, 17 July 2012
Develop in the cloud with eXo’s Cloud IDE
Posted on 11:48 by Unknown
Today’s post comes from Mark Downey of eXo, creator of Cloud IDE. Cloud IDE is an online IDE for Java, Python, PHP, Ruby or Javascript, and for nearly two years it has been used by developers to build applications for a number of PaaS environments. They recently added support for deploying code to Google App Engine. Since eXo started the Cloud IDE project back in 2010, our objective has been to make developers more productive in building and deploying...
Tuesday, 3 July 2012
Another great year for App Engine at Google I/O
Posted on 13:36 by Unknown
App Engine engineers talk to developers in the cloud platform sandbox at Google I/OThe dust has settled on another fantastic Google I/O. The skydiving demos and delicious jelly beans were great, but we had the most fun talking to developers and hearing about their experiences using Google’s technology. Here are the highlights of the App Engine talks from this year.In our overview session, Peter Magnusson and Greg D’Alesandre introduced many of our...
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