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App Mecha | A focus on Web applications, in particular Google App Engine | Page 2
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A focus on Web applications, in particular Google App Engine. Care to guess GAE roadmap’s “new runtime language”? Now that the GAE management has thrown us a meager bone in the form of the GAE Roadmap. I wonder which “new runtime language” they are going to support? I have my own ideas at which they will support, but don’t want to bias the poll, so go ahead and vote like it’s the 2008 presidential election:. Using an Arbitrary amount of URL parameters in CherryPy. Mandatory positional or keyword argument.
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App ID struggle | App Mecha
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A focus on Web applications, in particular Google App Engine. I just tried for 10 minutes to get an unused application identifier that would make sense for the new example app. Adding insult to injury, every single supposedly taken ID I tried to access via the appID .appspot.com URL was a 404. Perhaps there is a bit of squatting going on? Yeah you can map to domain name, but it makes writing tutorials that much more of a pain😉. Designing cu3w0rx →. 3 Responses to “App ID struggle”.
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Bottle : Authentication | App Mecha
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A focus on Web applications, in particular Google App Engine. I decided to investigate AuthKit, part of Pylons, to service my authentication needs, and struggled through a lack of documentation and fairly large code base, all for your pleasure. To make this work for App Engine, you need to include the AuthKit sources and account for deploying Bottle applicatios on GAE, covered in the Bottle docs and other posts. Bottle : Request Method Overriding. 5 Responses to “Bottle : Authentication”. Will try it out.
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Platform Poll Results | App Mecha
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A focus on Web applications, in particular Google App Engine. So we got a whopping total of 9 votes (and one “other” that gave no alternate answer). Predictably the top answer was Java (60%) with Ruby running second (30%) . On the surface this makes sense, since there is a well-established developer community and Google itself uses Java for a lot of their projects. Breaking the Chain →. 11 Responses to “Platform Poll Results”. November 14, 2008 at 2:36 am. November 14, 2008 at 5:47 am. See I told you!
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Bottle : Request Method Overriding | App Mecha
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A focus on Web applications, in particular Google App Engine. Bottle : Request Method Overriding. Bottle is a great little Web application framework, but in it’s quest for simplicity, it left out a couple of key components that are needed for cu3w0rx: HTTP method overriding and basic authentication. Luckily Python’s WSGI middleware can fulfill this role. And here is how you would insert it in between your bottle application:. From bottle import * from google.appengine.ext.webapp import util f...You might...
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Google App Engine Backup and Restore | App Mecha
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A focus on Web applications, in particular Google App Engine. Google App Engine Backup and Restore. A quick note to point folks to thow follwoing project, that may be of interest to GAE developers:. Google App Engine Backup and Restore. Also GitHub.com is probably the most useful site I have ever used. JRuby on GAE →. Delagoya on CherryPy URL Routing in App…. On CherryPy URL Routing in App…. On Bottle : Authentication. Delagoya on Bottle : Authentication. On Bottle : Authentication.
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