I uploaded an app to app engine, and then switched to a different
computer. I'd like to download the app source files (that I uploaded)
and work on it from this computer... this should be simple, but I
cannot figure it out...
Can I download my project to develop locally? I am looking through
the
No, you won't be able to download the source. This is something you'll want
to use a source control system like Subversion or Git for.
On Sat, Dec 5, 2009 at 7:46 PM, Jake S. wrote:
> I uploaded an app to app engine, and then switched to a different
> computer. I'd like to download the app sour
or you can use online sync tools like DropBox or SyncPlicity. I personally
like DropBox because it allows you to download your folders as zip and I
guess there is no upper limit on no. of computers you syc, not even for free
accounts :) . SyncPlicity is also a great service but it doesn't support
f
It'll probably be better if you used either Github or Google Code. History,
diff and branching are infinitely valuable. Sync'ing files doesn't help you
if you break the build or need to track and differentiate between production
and development builds.
On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 6:02 AM, Prashant Gupt
