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Great job! I also used GAE to build ThatHigh.com and it's working pretty well. But like you're probably aware, GAE has a learning curve in addition to python/
by endlessvoid94 16y ago
Great job! I also used GAE to build ThatHigh.com and it's working pretty well.
But like you're probably aware, GAE has a learning curve in addition to python/django/whatever. The datastore, mainly. This is a shameless plug, but I'm the co-founder of Djangy.com and we're in private beta. We're doing Heroku except for python/django. we'll support other wsgi frameworks in the future, but for now we make deploying almost any django app instant and painless.
in private beta now, but email me and we can set something up if you're interested.
- quizbiz 16y agoMay I ask why you didn't go with just php for thathigh.com?
- dzlobin 16y agoWhat kind of question is that? Why not go with language x for any project y? Maybe he prefers python to PHP?
- bmelton 16y agoRegarding Djangy (and all apologies for how offtopic this is), you REALLY need to give some idea of what pricing is going to be. The "only pay for what you use" statement only works when I have a relative idea of how much a given computational unit costs, or how much the average customer is paying. EC2 could make the same statement, but there's a huge difference between a small and medium instance, cost-wise.
- endlessvoid94 16y agoYeah, we're rolling out a ton of changes in the next week, so expect that. RE: pricing, it'll be comparable to heroku. I JUST finished building the billing system two days ago :-)