A collection of 27 posts
I just created the YubNub command: pygae It just opens the python documentation for Google AppEngine. Unfortunately the search for AppEngine docs searches both Java and Python, so this just goes direct to
Apparently there is a new SDK out tonight! It’s version 1.4.0. I had to mention it because apart from the really interesting Channel API there is a new “Always on
In a previous post I mentioned how to set up a build that deployed to AppEngine using Hudson. I’ve been using such a build for a while for JS-Analytics but its frustrating
This post describes how I for JS-Analytics use a Hudson build server for Continues Integration, publishing to Google AppEngine on successful builds. The build currently does just two things: It runs all my
Testing in Python and Django is pretty straight forward. However I wanted to write tests that assert email sending, URL fetching and other external sources. Making sure the intended code is executed and
A few weeks ago I got fed up with the bad performance I was getting on Google AppEngine for my Grails project. I was also having trouble figuring out how to combine references
I was browsing around the issue lists on Google AppEngine, just some midnight light reading before going to bed… I stumbled on the following issue, marked as critical: http://code.google.com/p/
I just set up a build server for my Grails project. I chose Hudson since it was the one mentioned to work well, and it did. I’m quite happy with Hudson thus
I just added a Cron job to “ping” my application every 1 minute. After a short discussion with Paul Cusch, whom commented on one of my previous posts regarding the load request issues
In the 1.2.8 version of the AppEngine SDK there is an option to precompile your solution as you deploy it to the AppEngine. Apparently precompilation can save up to 30% runtime
If you use the app-engine plug-in deploy command using AppEngine SDK version 1.2.8 it will fail with the following error: [java] Bad argument: email requires an argument, for example, "email=
Google just announced their attack plan for handling the long startup cost for, among others, Grails applications. Apparently what I can do as a developer is to enable pre-compilation of my application. I’