[google-appengine] Cloud Tasks alternative for Kubernetes

[Reza Manbachi]

Hi,

I am working on a project which uses task queues on App Engine. We use both 
push and pull queues. We also use ETA and count down features of task 
options.
We are in the process of moving from App Engine to Kubernetes. Is Cloud 
Tasks capable of working outside of App Engine?
What do you recommend to use instead in Kubernetes?
Is Knative eventing a viable alternative for Cloud Task?

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[google-appengine] Re: Edit models with key lists

[reza]

Thanks for the replies, I like both ideas but I feel like this should
be handled in the controller somehow.

Reza

On Nov 18, 12:40 pm, djidjadji djidja...@gmail.com wrote:
 Or write a custom filter that checks to see if the current category is
 found in the list of checked categories.

 2009/11/17 Joshua Smith joshuaesm...@charter.net:



  I usually tackle these kinds of problems with Javascript.  In the page you 
  generate, write javascript commands to check the boxes you need.

  function setChecks()
  {
   {% for c in model.categories %}
   document.getElementById({{ c }}).checked = true;
   {% endfor %}
  }

  ...
  {% for c in categories %}
   input type=checkbox id={{ c.key }}
  {% endfor %}

  On Nov 17, 2009, at 12:23 PM, reza wrote:

  I have a model M defined:

  class M:
   ...
   categories = db.ListProperty(db.Key)

  I'm trying to figure out a way to ensure that when a user chooses to
  edit an instance of M they are presented with an edit page that:
  1) has a list of checkboxes for each category
  2) each category that belongs to the instance of M being edited is
  preselected (prechecked)

  Since django templates aren't very powerful, I can't do the comparison
  of the set of all categories vs the set of categories belonging to M
  within the template (and I guess I shouldn't).  Can someone point me
  to the correct pattern for doing this?

  Thanks,
  Reza

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[google-appengine] Edit models with key lists

[reza]

I have a model M defined:

class M:
  ...
  categories = db.ListProperty(db.Key)

I'm trying to figure out a way to ensure that when a user chooses to
edit an instance of M they are presented with an edit page that:
1) has a list of checkboxes for each category
2) each category that belongs to the instance of M being edited is
preselected (prechecked)

Since django templates aren't very powerful, I can't do the comparison
of the set of all categories vs the set of categories belonging to M
within the template (and I guess I shouldn't).  Can someone point me
to the correct pattern for doing this?

Thanks,
Reza

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