Peter Osburg wrote
>Write you code in Python (boooh)
I dont think Python itself is the problem here. The webframework used at AppEngine is
(compared to Seaside) more low-level and Servlet like. That's enough for most like web
applications with a CRUD persistence.
And copying source files around is what most people are used to today ;)
On the other hand there are nice API's and services (database, mail, URL fetching, ...) and
as Phillipe said - it scales without additional installations.
You may have seen the 'runtime' property in the app.yaml config file. Google is planning
to support other languages and runtimes in the future but I think they are currently looking
for technologies like RoR, PHP, JavaScript or Java with similar development style.
Google has no history in using Smalltalk and as you can read in [1] one of the fences
at Google is the choice of programming language...
Bye
Torsten
[1]
http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2007/06/rhino-on-rails.html--
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