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Any new information on which language it is out yet?

• ronbeltran 13y ago
  Might be Ruby?
• markokocic 13y ago
  Javascript / Dart?
  • erlichmen 13y ago
    They say popular so it can't be Dart.
• walid 13y ago
  My bet is on node.js meaning JavaScript :)
  • ronbeltran 13y ago
    That seems closer
  • erlichmen 13y ago
    AppEngine is not build to support node.js async model, my bet is on Ruby.
    • walid 13y ago
      I'm not a web developer so I have to ask whether Ruby is that different from Python so that another tool chain gets added and maintained. Edit: your point about node.js makes sense though.
    • portmanteaufu 13y ago
      I've never used App Engine before -- what is it about its design that precludes Async?
  • alcuadrado 13y ago
    Knowing that the V8 team dislike javascript so much that they created Dart (and Lars Bak says this openly), it's hard for me to think about google including node.js to AppEngine
    • markokocic 13y ago
      Because noone can order anyone at Google to work on anything except what he likes to?
• alcuadrado 13y ago
  The only thing that's sure: it's not PHP.
  • walid 13y ago
    Made me smile and giggle :)
  • alcuadrado 13y ago
    Idiot me, it was PHP!
• Lord_DeathMatch 13y ago
  My bet is on Ruby, though I would love to see Python3 on the platform.
• jpadkins 13y ago
  C# / .net runtime. Seriously, why not provide a migration path from Azure.