If you know in advance that you only want to host static HTML content
you might have a look at
http://sites.google.com/
It is possible to host only static HTML in App Engine.
And when you later want to add some dynamic pages, based on database
content, you can add/change pages to serve this.
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I'm impressed with what Google has done with their sites project! It
looks as though they have made site development easy, WYSIWYG-style.
It seems to be perfect for what I'm looking for. A question about it
though. Can I have my URL (e.g., www.example.com ) go to my Google
Site? I found this:
Yes, you just need to use Google Apps rather than signing up for a
personal Sites account.
On Jan 16, 10:02 am, madcoder wrote:
> I'm impressed with what Google has done with their sites project! It
> looks as though they have made site development easy, WYSIWYG-style.
>
> It seems to be perfec
Yes, it seems like App Engine itself may be the way to go. It appears
that Google sites has a limit to how many hits a site can receive ,
and there is no way to increase it, even through payment.
I've installed python in my Eclipse IDE, and will play with the code
and the tutorials.
On Jan 16,
