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What I learned from building WordGap on AppEngine (zmxv.com)
29 points by antichaos on Nov 26, 2010 | hide | past | favorite | 5 comments


I'm not a GAE expert, but using the GAE memcache clone wouldn't be a good idea in this case? The low latency requirement should be met and it looks like that his data structure would fit well in a k/v store.


I've been using AppEngine for almost a year. It's definitely come a long way, but it does still have some serious shortcomings. Most notably is support. If they could offer a level of professional support to organizations willing to pay, I would both pay whatever they wanted and would no longer have anything to complain about. AppEngine is a great product and watching it mature is fun, but frustrating at times.


The #appengine channel on Freenode is a pretty good place to ask. There are oftentimes people from Google who are working on GAE and can help you out.

Worked for me several times.


I still don't get why people keep on talking about how awesome App Engine deployment is.


It's painless and fast so why shouldn't it be awesome?




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