The Engine exposes a fully-integrated development environment.
Google App Engine makes it easy to design scalable applications that grow from one to millions of users without infrastructure headaches.
It allows programmers to create Python web apps that interact with the App Engine web server using the CGI protocol.
The Python SDK includes tools for testing application, uploading application files, managing datastore indexes, downloading log data, and uploading large amounts of data to the datastore.
App Engine includes a simple web application framework, called webapp, to make it easy to get started. For larger applications, mature third-party frameworks, such as Django, work well with App Engine.
Requirements:
· Python 2.5 or higher
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· New Billing Enabled apps will no longer default to an email quota of 20,000 per day. Instead, apps will need to file a request through the admin console to get email quotas increased.
· Admin console dashboard charts and reports for all users have been fully migrated to the new, more reliable backend announced in 1.7.6.
· The maximum size of POST requests made through URLfetch has been increased from 5MB to 10MB.
· Fixed an issue with the Mail API to prevent sending mail from a Google Apps mail account that has been suspended.
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