Feel free to contact me about contracting. My website on my profile
will lead to my phone.
You can see my activity on the Google Python forum for the past few
months:
http://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine-python/search?group=google-appengine-pythonq=nealwaltersqt_g=Search+this+group
Azure also has SQL as a (more expensive) option, which, for some
applications, is a very compelling choice over Azure and GAE's table
storage. If you don't need it, though, it shouldn't factor into your
decision.
I'm sure there will be whitepapers galore, and there are some
significant
I'd say that your best bet for finding developers who are able to work
on AppEngine applications is by posting a message right here in this
group as well as in the google-appengine-python group. I do AppEngine
consulting, and a couple of clients have found me here already. I'm
sure that I'm not
And the second part of your question: Azure vs. GAE. I'm not aware of
any formal white papers that exist on this subject; although, I'll
wager cash money that Microsoft has a couple in the pipeline
somewhere. I work with both. I earn my salary being a happy trilobite
in the Microsoft ecosystem,
Actually Azure team announced commercial availability and pricing yesterday.
I don't believe production software, or any storage, will have a free quota
any longer:
http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsazure/archive/2009/07/14/confirming-commercial-availability-and-announcing-business-model.aspx#
I second Adam's idea regarding Azure vs AppEngine. It comes down to C#/
ASP.NET vs Python/Java. What skills/developers do you have access to. If you
have both a good Python and C#/ASP.NETdeveloper, I would probably go
for GAE/Python because of Python's innate
benefits such as being able to have
On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 8:40 PM, Adam adam.crossl...@gmail.com wrote:
On Jul 15, 2:08 pm, mytemp mytempjunkm...@gmail.com wrote:
So, if I had access to a rockstar Python/GAE person (or two)... at a
reasonable price, I think I'd just go GAE. Anyone?
I definitely agree with this. All
