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I'd love a no-fidget version of GAE, where the underlying infrastructure wasn't 'upgraded' constantly, or at least was done on a very careful schedule. A good p
by richardw 13y ago
I'd love a no-fidget version of GAE, where the underlying infrastructure wasn't 'upgraded' constantly, or at least was done on a very careful schedule. A good portion of issue mails from Google are 'we upgraded something and broke these things. btw, we care about reliability.'
A project like this might encourage a hosting company to take that on. One disadvantage with Google is that your app can be affected by very many layers of goodness, including leaky abstractions that have nothing to do with GAE on the surface. Like when they blocked some Cloudflare somewhere down the stack and various Google sites were affected, including GAE and Blogger.