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I would love to see learn Google App Engine the Hard Way. I'm trying to develop on it and it seems too big. I'd little bite sized chunks like this to digest a
by noahc 16y ago
I would love to see learn Google App Engine the Hard Way. I'm trying to develop on it and it seems too big. I'd little bite sized chunks like this to digest at my own pace!
- grandalf 16y agoThere is a very nice, simple step-by-step tutorial for app engine: http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/gettingstarted/ http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/python/gettingstarted/
- noahc 16y agoI've already looked at that, but I was looking for something without the webapp framework. Unless I'm mistaken it uses the webapp framework.
- grandalf 16y agoWhat framework do you want to use?
- noahc 16y agoMaybe this is the wrong way to go about it, but could I do it without a framework? I've read a little bit about MVC design, and I was thinking, I'd hack everything together and try to make it work my self. And then go back and try to make it fit the MVC design. How strong of a grasp would I need on object oriented programming to make a go at learning GAE without (or maybe even with) a framework? Thanks for the help so far!
- grandalf 16y agoI think it'd be a lot harder w/o a framework since you'd have to deal with a lot more low level stuff. Webapp is pretty much the most minimalistic cgi framework you'll find... Though there is a lot of interesting stuff you could do with a lower level of access to the datastore.