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Since AppEngine runs Java, that means it can run JRuby, which also means it can run Rails. Use it if you like. There are a couple of special considerations wh
by oomkiller 17y ago
Since AppEngine runs Java, that means it can run JRuby, which also means it can run Rails. Use it if you like. There are a couple of special considerations when using Rails on App Engine, although I am not familiar with them. Finally, you should remember that you're stuck with their datastore, so you can't use ActiveRecord (at least as far as I know, there may be a gem that lets you)