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Google App Engine is designed to be a web application hosting platform that gives developers the tools to write web application in one of several programming languages (including Python and Java).
Google App Engine is a Software Development Kit (SDK) that includes all the necessary resources to build Java applications that can be the hosted by App Engine.
The Google App Engine includes the documentation for the current set of App Engine-specific API's, and a development environment that can be used to test your application before deploying.
Using the Launcher, you can create a new project, launch your editor to write code and change configuration, test your application, and upload your application to App Engine.
Here are some key features of "Google App Engine":
· A powerful run-time environment using the Python programming language, and support for web applications frameworks such as Django.
· Persistent storage with a powerful query engine and transactions.
· Services for network access including HTTP and email.
· Google account sign-in: let your users sign in to your application using a Google account and password.
· Hosting on a free subdomain, or your own domain name.
Requirements:
· Python 2.5
Limitations:
· This is a preview of Google App Engine. During this preview period, applications are limited to the free quotas.
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· The new and improved development appserver, which was previewed last release, now becomes the default. The old development appserver has been renamed to old_appserver.py and will remain available until the first release after 1 July 2013 when it will be removed from the SDK. For more information, please visit http://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/python/tools/devserver
· A Go runtime has been added to the new and improved development appserver.
· The Debug log level for the runtime has been enabled.
· Improvements to the App Engine billing system will be rolled out gradually to all apps. Fore more information, please visit http://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/billing
· The application summary no longer displays the default version of a running application, instead it lists the application as 'RUNNING'. In an upcoming release applications will have multiple logical sub components, each of which will have a default version. This UI update is meant to align with this functionality....
Via: Google App Engine 1.7.6
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