To summerize, it's Python 2.5.2, gutted to remove any chance of storing
anything local. Plus you can define patterns that get mapped to Python
CGI scripts. Included are also a number of APIs e.g. for data storage
(that look at first glance visually similiar to Django models), an API
to authenticate users against the Google user database, Network access,
and so on. No long running code, no threads, no forks, no exec, and so
on.

All in all it looks interestingly, the only drawback being that the
initial batch of 10000 accounts are already taken ;(

Andreas

Am Dienstag, den 08.04.2008, 10:35 -0700 schrieb Dinesh B Vadhia:
> Hi!  Google announced an app server that allows pure Python developed
> applications/services to use their infrastructure.  This maybe of use
> to many on this list.  Further details can be found at:
> http://appengine.google.com/ 
>  
> The SDK include a modified Python 2.5.2 and Django 0.96.1, WebOb 0.9
> and PyYAML 3.05.
>  
> As an aside, does anyone here have experience of WebOb and
> specifically is it a mini web framework (like webpy)?  
>  
> Cheers
>  
> Dinesh
>  
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