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RT @: We are now prereleasing SDKS for local/early testing - if you're interested in helping out, see this thread: .
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about 22 hours ago
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RT @: 12 Emerging Best Practices for Adding UX to Agile
10:35 AM Nov 24th
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RT @: "most [startup] success stories launched with what seems to be an impossibly small set of features."
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10:34 AM Nov 24th
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@ Does this mean you'll soon have time for looking at our non-relational Django branch? :)
7:59 AM Nov 23rd
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RT @: How a great entrepreneur deals with complexity: (by @ )
8:36 AM Nov 20th
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Google Chrome OS source code released and project officially started:
10:41 AM Nov 19th
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@ You could add a few images. The slides are more like a list of what is available, but not why it's cool.
1:24 AM Nov 18th
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RT @: New Survey Shows Python Use Has Risen 45% Since Google App Engine Debuted
1:03 PM Nov 12th
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Django App Engine branch switched to multi-db. Will dive into clean integration soon, hopefully.
12:58 PM Nov 12th
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Is it just me? Whenever I stop using twitter for a week I suddely get lots of new followers. Artificial virality?
11:29 AM Nov 4th
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RT @: Sprouting—Automated Spriting for SproutCore
9:00 AM Oct 23rd
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Native Django to App Engine port: status report and instructions for contributors
4:43 AM Oct 23rd
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@ Nice solution, if you don't depend on retrieving data from the server most of the time
2:00 AM Oct 20th
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@ We'll give our Django ORM -> App Engine port to whoever officially integrates it into Django (for sharing effort)
1:58 AM Oct 20th
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in reply to mtourne
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Status report: Native Django for App Engine: Django's session db and cached_db backends work unmodified!
7:22 AM Oct 18th
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Finally, I've managed to save() a simple Django model on App Engine! Next stop: delete()
4:42 AM Oct 15th
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@ Definitely, denormalization is not going away. Again, App Engine's models make it far more difficult than necessary.
3:06 AM Oct 15th
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in reply to IanMLewis
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@ We've analyzed a lot of code and found that people were still doing simple&scalable joins via db.get()
2:56 AM Oct 15th
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@ I mean, even if you jump to SQL you might have to denormalize, so the App Engine optimized code won't need any modifications
2:47 AM Oct 15th
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in reply to IanMLewis
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@ Indeed, many Django apps won't work directly on App Engine, but the inverse is definitely possible and keeps scalability
2:46 AM Oct 15th
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- Name Waldemar Kornewald
- Location Germany
- Web http://bitbucket....
- Bio Working on native Django port for App Engine. Was former maintainer of app-engine-patch. Also interested in SproutCore and web development in general
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