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From delicious.com
gaema - Project Hosting on Google Code
gaema is a library that provides various authentication systems for Google App Engine. It is basically the tornado.auth module extracted to work independently of a framework.1 week ago -
From delicious.com
gae-pytz - Project Hosting on Google Code
This project provides a version of pytz tuned for Google App Engine.1 week ago -
From delicious.com
How Entities and Indexes are Stored - Google App Engine - Go...
The intent of this article is providing greater insight into how your data is stored behind the covers by describing the tables and data types used to store application data. It�...1 month ago -
From smipple.net
Appengine Mapper class
An updated version of the Mapper class written here: http://code.google.com/appengine/articles/deferred.html Basically the indentation was incorrect for the check to see if it sho...2 months ago -
From delicious.com
brackup - Project Hosting on Google Code
Flexible backup tool. Slices, dices, encrypts, and sprays across the net, notably to Amazon's S3.2 months ago -
From ianlewis.org
Writing Schema migrations for Appengine using the Mapper Cla...
One thing that many people using appengine know is that writing schema migrations is hard. Improving performance on Appengine often revolves around getting objects by key or key na...2 months ago -
From delicious.com
Moon blue diary: Using appstats with Kay
Guido announced the preview release of appstats. This is a tool for visualizing call stats of RPC Calls on appengine that is very useful for improving application's performanc...2 months ago -
From delicious.com
#349 (Make generated Python code importable) – Jinja – Trac
A ticket for jinja2 that has particular implecations for appengine.3 months ago -
From delicious.com
tipfy - Project Hosting on Google Code
Tipfy is a cute little Python framework for App Engine which follows the basic concepts of web.py and webapp. It is built on top of Werkzeug's WSGI utilities and is really sma...3 months ago
Ian Lewis is a web developer living in Tokyo Japan. His current interests are in Django, python, alternative databases and rapid web application development. About Me...