Google AppEngine - A First Look - High Scalability -
I haven't developed an AppEngine application yet, I'm just taking a look around their documentation and seeing what stands out for me. It's not the much speculated super cluster VM. AppEngine is solidly grounded in code and structure. It reminds me a little of the guy who ran a website out of S3 with a splash of Heroku thrown in as a chaser. The idea is clearly to take advantage of our massive mul
Fallen Frukt
Memories, memories... Just a little bit longer than two years ago I had a plan to show that Common Lisp web programming wasn't such a disaster as the Reddit guys made it out to be. Never would I have imagined I'd be a paid Common Lisp web programmer working on a social networking site myself, two years later. I thought it might be nice to offset the Reddit experience against the things we at (pl
Ian Bicking: a blog :: The Shrinking Python Web Framework World
When I was writing the summary of differences between WebOb and other request objects, to remind myself of web frameworks I might have forgotten I went to the WebFrameworks page on the Python wiki. Looking through that page I’m reminded how many framework options there have been. And I was further reminded of how few relevant options there are now. From all this, there have emerged just a few opti
Python web development and frameworks in 2007 (jp's domain)
Over the past year or so I have spent a whole lot of time evaluating different web frameworks, trying to find what works best for me. Like many programmers, I am a bit of a perfectionist, but I am also a pragmatist. I want my tools to work absolutely right every time, and I want my tools to help me effectively get certain tasks done. However, if you've programmed much at all, you know that perfect
Rewriting Reddit (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
Translations: Srpsko-Hrvatski 2012 note: This article was first published in 2005. After it was published, Django launched a RemovingTheMagic project to address some of my criticisms (though personally I still find it unusable), web.py inspired FriendFeed’s tornado.web and Google’s gae.webapp and others (though I still prefer web.py), and this article led to a permanent surge in Reddit traffic tha
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