Agreed; things like Comet Style request processing; yet Lift model for separating concerns and it's powerful template system can really makes a complete web application ecosystem on GAE.
On Jan 14, 1:51 am, Randinn <rand...@gmail.com> wrote: > The problem as far as I know is the GAE sandboxing inhibits most of > what makes lift, lift. > > On Jan 14, 8:56 am, __kaveh__ <kaveh.shahbaz...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Introduction: I apologize in advanced for I am naive about Scala, Lift > > and elegant design decisions in Lift. I am a C#/ASP.NET/Windows > > Application developer. I played with Scala and it was the C# I was > > looking for! My job is on .NET platform. But for enjoying something > > (and maybe put into real use later) Scala and Lift are really nice > > choices (IMHO). > > > Could there be an official GAE (Google App Engine) version of Lift? > > > It appears that - for some reason I can not figure out; one of them > > for sure is elegance - Lift and Scala are attracting to those who want > > to use GAE/J. This can be a winning/dominated playground for both of > > them (even if we put aside concurrency features in GRE) for those who > > want to use GRE/J. > > > Regards
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