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Google Launches Google Apps Labs, Third Party Developers Welcome
- bigthboy 18y agoEveryone is going slap happy with these open app platforms! Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Facebook, Apple...
- cstejerean 18y agoWell, seen this one coming since AppEngine was launched. This should make their Apps offering even more compelling and help steal more marketshare from Microsoft. Seems like a great way for enterprise software startups to get their product in front of customers too.
- DenisM 18y agoUhm, no, third party developers are not welcome yet. They will open the platform to them, later.
- snprbob86 18y agoThis is absolutely fantastic. For anyone who does not currently use a Code Review tool on their projects, I highly recommend you setup http://codereview.yourdomain.com http://codereview.yourdomain.com with Guido's App Engine code review app. It takes seconds to setup and is surprisingly capable.
- ntoshev 18y agoI'm looking at it, and it seems it makes sense when your team is distributed, but not if the two developers can actually make the code review on the same computer.
- snprbob86 18y agoCurrently, my team is distributed. I am in WA and my partner is located in PA. However, even when you are sitting right next to each other there is value in a tool like this. If you are reviewing a large change set, you can huddle around the review tool instead of around your normal editor. This way you aren't tempted to make quick changes or fixes to the code on a whim, instead you are annotating the code inline. Code context shortens the length of comments, so you are more willing to make them. In person, I find that a lot of comments are said aloud, but lost forever when you fail to write it down or write it down without any context.