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"App engine is fast and awesome, right now. However, if your site gets really popular, you may consider moving off of it." Perhaps you can explain why you beli
by smoody 16y ago
"App engine is fast and awesome, right now. However, if your site gets really popular, you may consider moving off of it."
Perhaps you can explain why you believe this to be true? I thought that the strength of App Engine is that you can stay on it no matter how popular your app gets.
- sahillavingia 16y agoApp engine doesn't allow certain features, like subdomains for each user, and non-www. URLs. Some other things too, that I probably don't even know about yet.
- detst 16y agoWhile I agree that there are limitations with App Engine, I disagree with your two examples; not only are these possible, I think they have a nice solution on App Engine. 1. Wildcard subdomains and multi-tenancy seem to be a nice solution to "subdomains for each user". 2. Unless by "non-www. URLs" you mean naked domains, that is also possible; both explicitly defined and with wildcard subdomains. Maybe I'm misinterpreting you though.