Developing and deploying an application on Google App Engine

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This video introduces developers to building apps on Google App Engine. For more in-depth information and deep-dive technical sessions, come to Google I/O, Google's largest developer event: http://code.google.com/io/

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c) More complex ... ( 3 months ago by shoseki)

c) More complex View options (not based on hand coding the template just to access data)
Things that I liked about it : it seemed straight forward to understand the MVC structure, although I would be curious how it could interact with other languages, other databases and other templates languages. Using standard technologies would be a big bonus.

I liked google when ... ( 2 months ago by part2themovie)

I liked google when it was the under dog, now they're trying to create a framework for everything including matter, and now I'm the under dog :(

i was beween ... ( 2 months ago by phrikety)

i was beween learning python and ruby and when for ruby because of the rich MVC frameworks that unlike this are OPEN-SOURCE --rails, merb etc. I've come to really like ruby, although i have many gripes about rails--havnt tried merb cause it doesnt have much documentation. i think the pure OO in ruby is awesome and it doesnt try to assert any formatting onto to, you can do it completely is old java/c++ type syntax if you want

thanks ( 2 months ago by aonutube)

thanks

Good~! ( 2 months ago by vpoqqk)

Good~!

What's the ... ( 2 months ago by CamiloSanchez1979)

What's the difference between doing this on Google's engine and on my own with php?

It's easier for ... ( 1 month ago by kubuntuboy)

It's easier for google, to take control of your site if they need ;)

I havnt been this ... ( 1 month ago by pandorachild)

I havnt been this confused since some one asked me to unbuckle the bootstrap on a tarball.

good!1 ( 1 month ago by 80lily08)

good!1

Its beacause they ... ( 1 month ago by winxtremetube)

Its beacause they give you very fast servers and a good framework.

it's not using php, ... ( 1 month ago by horacetx)

it's not using php, it's python

someone lick my ... ( 1 month ago by blkcountrygrl101)

someone lick my puss 5

ill lick it ( 1 month ago by TranceSession)

ill lick it

Have you every ... ( 1 month ago by pdizzyd)

Have you every programmed web apps before? This was a pretty straightforward demo.

You don't have to ... ( 1 month ago by pdizzyd)

You don't have to pay for hosting if your app is less than 500 MB, that is 96% of most sites. You will have to learn Python though...I think I will just stick with PHP.

lol php ( 1 month ago by ot4ym)

lol php

This is too ... ( 1 month ago by mewpsypokes)

This is too advanced!

Array ( 1 month ago by TiLeNpWneD)

Python is great!
I'll have to learn it!

I know people are ... ( 1 month ago by maurygreen)

I know people are going to make fun of me for this, but I think this is too high-end for a Hello World! demo. App Engine is supposed to be a tool to make developing web apps easier - therefore I think there should be some intro resources that takes less for granted. Of course there should still be videos like this for the more experienced...

It's not SQL. ( 1 month ago by grywacz)

It's not SQL.

Nice, now I can ... ( 4 weeks ago by JoakoXWacho)

Nice, now I can understand every step.

How do ya build ... ( 5 days ago by Gmister2)

How do ya build game on it?

The difference is ... ( 1 day ago by cobrachoppergirl)

The difference is that you write anything actually innovative *beyond plunking in verbatin their hello world guestbook app*, its a snap for them to rip your code. Its basically a honeypot to catch innovative developer code, like a honeypot used to catch network crackers.

ha ! ( 5 hours ago by matrixguy12)

ha !

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