My app is small data but a fair amount of complexity-- the
leading e-commerce platform and marketplace designed for wholesale, which
is very different than consumer.
- 1000s of disparate data sources-- Google Spreadsheets (read live), data
feeds, and more.
- third party integrations: email (Amzn SES), search engine, custom
payment vault, accounting system, ad server (Google DFP), Google Analytics
(incl events), twitter, etc.
- 7 types of user accounts and 4+ tiers for two of them; catalog subsets
('portals') for partners incl. skins, capabilities, listings, etc.
- complex business rules for pricing, promos, discounting, order minimums,
payments and more.
- custom/modified GAE-based image processing pipeline, JS & CSS
compiler/compressors, littletable-based analytics package, etc.
- dozens of automation tools for customer service and support.
- html5 mobile app for assisting sales reps in the field; results affect
search ranking.
- Python 2.5, with appstats, ereporter, pylint and git, selenium/sauce,
rietveld -- moving to 2.7 sometime this year...
- <50,000 lines of code and ~4 person-years, for everything incl the
HTML/JS/CSS (!!); two patents pending.
At Google, I got a reputation as a maniac-- the BBF team are the same.
It's hard work, but really fun. Our customers are a who's who of US
specialty food brands and grocery stores, including Hilton Hotels, Whole
Foods, and a large tech company based in Mountain View, CA.
Currently, we're looking to extend ereporter to capture the top N
useragents (e.g. bots or browsers, and which ones) and referrers (track
down the source)-- if you want to help, reply, we'll send code and a bunch
of artisan chocolate from the warehouse!
adam
http://bbfdirect.com/ - world's largest catalog for wholesale specialty
products
On Sunday, March 25, 2012 8:04:39 AM UTC-7, gops wrote:
>
> We all know that google app engine scales and the prince's wedding website
> was a prime example of that.
>
> I would also like to know if someone out there is making highly complex
> system on top of google app engine ? ( By Complex, I mean, lots of cross
> entity transaction, more than hundred different tables, complex
> relationship with tables) and they are successful in doing so.
>
> I know that admin console is also built on top of google app engine
> platform. ( which is not much complex IMHO ).
>
> what are the other applications ?
>
>
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