Google App Engine

[Thomas Charron]

On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 2:33 PM, Bill McGonigle<bill at bfccomputing.com> wrote:
> On 08/13/2009 12:32 PM, Paul Lussier wrote:
>>> Granted, no direct database access, but
>>> > with JDO objects, they store it.
>> Can you explain to us non-Java devs what this means exactly ?
> JDO is 'Java Data Objects' - a data storage abstraction.  The app
> developer works with objects, and the back-end can be switched out
> independently to various stores.
>
> Thanks for posting this, Thomas, somehow I missed the announcement.

  I'd originally looked at it back when it only supported Python as a
language.  When they added Java, I didn't really look, I made an
assumption they where talking about JSP pages or something of the
sort.  Then I actually wanted to host some JSP pages, figured I'd take
a look, and said, "Holy Crap!"

  Actually, that's a good note to make.  This application service also
support Python, for all of you Phythonists out there.  :-D

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-- Thomas