Does any one know of any (manual) coding methodologies for managing object persistence? My appengine code did not have a methodological approach at the beginning so now it's a bit of a spaghetti code when it comes to reading and writing objects to the data store. I know that frameworks like EJBs, hibernate, zope do this for me automatically, but I'm doing it manually. I'm looking for some guidelines (could apply to python, java, or any object oriented language). Usually, they focus on the object-relational mapping, but that's not the issue in appengine. The issues are more like: centralized reading of objects from datastore, marking objects as dirty, writing out dirty objects, and caching.
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