Our favorite recipes for App Engine, all in one place (25)
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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 ...
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Mark Whiting said:
I think this is an awesome jointing of tech ideas and traditional metaphors. This is why there is google
A couple datastore updates (8)
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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 ...
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Shane Conder said:
Oh, thanks! I needed this. Hard to reset an app during development when each of thousands of entries are in their own entity group.
Take it with you, the whole kit-and-caboodle (18)
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Posted by Jeff Scudder, Google App Engine Team One 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 ...
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Harper said:
fuck yea. now i don't have to make it myself. no more wget! w00t
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vinoaj said:
finally, offline AppEngine doco!
App Engine Hack-a-thon: Seattle (2)
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Posted by Marzia Niccolai, Google App Engine Team Please join us on August 28th for a Google App Engine Hack-a-thon in the Emerald City. Learn about Google App Engine The 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 ...
The Deep Dish on the App Engine Developer Community (2)
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Posted by Marzia Niccolai, Google App Engine Team I've returned from the App Engine hack-a-thon in Chicago a Superfan of the 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 ...
App Engine Community Update (6)
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Posted by Marzia Niccolai, Google App Engine Team Having spent the past two weeks tracking a hamster across America, creating collaborative pictures, and planning plenty of parties, I think it's time to get together another community update. We were excited to find that one of our developers has started tracking App Engine performance, and hope to see more along these lines in the future. Developers continue to contribute information relating to the bulk loader, including ...
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TOMHTML said:
http://bsop.appspot.com/ is fun!!!
App Engine Launcher for Mac OS X (1)
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Posted by John Skidgel, Senior Interaction Designer While I was writing scenario applications to test Google App Engine, I had the following idea: If BBEdit, Dreamweaver, CSSEdit, and TextMate were at a party, what kind of application would be welcomed to help with App Engine development? As silly as this sounds, it led me to think more about workflow. I used: a few applications for Python, CSS, HTML, and JavaScript. the command line to run ...