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If you sign an NDA with Google, you'll get more up to date info about future features/roadmap etc. I think you'll be happy to know those plans. Disclaimer I wo
by yegle 9y ago
If you sign an NDA with Google, you'll get more up to date info about future features/roadmap etc. I think you'll be happy to know those plans.
Disclaimer I work on GAE.
- PeCaN 9y agoYou have to sign an NDA just to get the roadmap‽ Is it that volatile that they don't want to go public with their intentions? That's not really a good sign, IMO.
- BareNakedCoder 9y agoIf I signed the NDA, would I also be happy to know the roadmap for Python 3 on GAE-Std?
- yegle 9y agoThat's a good question but I'm an engineer and not authorized to talk about any future plans :-) We do monitor the public issue tracker (https://issuetracker.google.com/savedsearches/559750 https://issuetracker.google.com/savedsearches/559750) and will prioritize appropriately according to vote number.
- mrep 9y agoOMG! Python 3 support was brought up 10 years ago (it is 2018 now depending on your timezone) in 2008 and comments were closed in 2012 for unknown reasons... Tack this on as one of the reasons people don't trust google cloud...
- AnssiH 9y agoNot really unknown reasons IMO - the comments were clearly unuseful that just served to spam the people who starred the issue. No more information from users is needed to implement it, so the only useful comments can come from Google employees who can still comment. This is standard procedure on Google bugtrackers.
- merb 9y agoIf you work on GAE can you give a timeline for: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/65104189 https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/65104189 for me that is a big blocker.