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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 -
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gae-pytz - Project Hosting on Google Code
This project provides a version of pytz tuned for Google App Engine.1 week ago -
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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 -
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Background work with the deferred library - Google App Engin...
Thanks to the Task Queue API released in SDK 1.2.3, it's easier than ever to do work 'offline', separate from user serving requests. In some cases, however, setting...3 months ago -
From youtube.comAudrey Roy wins $1000 in App Engine hosting from Google and a Netbook from Twili...[ View Large ]4 months ago
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asynctools - Project Hosting on Google Code
asynctools is a library allowing you to execute Google App Engine API calls in parallel. API calls can be mixed together and queued up and then all are kicked off in parallel. Call...6 months ago -
From google.com
Kay framework を使ってみる
Kay framework を 7/7 にリリースしたわけですが、日本語での情報が無いので少しずつ書いていくことにしようと思います。始め方必要なものは下記の通りです。Python-2.5App Engine SDK PythonKay frameworkmacports を使って python25 を入れた場合は、他に下記もインストールしましょう。py25-...7 months ago -
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Google App Engine Articles - Google App Engine - Google Code
This series of articles provides an overview of best practices on how to design your application to scale. This includes an in-depth discussion on when and how to use the Memcache...8 months ago -
From google.com
Using Werkzeug's debugger on GAE dev server
There is a very good web framework called Werkzeug. The debugger of Werkzeug is pretty nice and we can use inline console on our web browser with it.The author of Werkzeug wrote an...9 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...