I recently had to build a new web site from ground-up. One thing I didn't want to do is go off installing Wordpress / Drupal etc. on a virtual machine. As much as I love technology, I can't be bothered anymore with administrative tasks such as backups.
I decided to give Google Sites another go but I quickly was confronted with the limitations of this platform. That's when I decided to couple to great Google products: Sites and AppEngine.
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Showing posts with label AppEngine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AppEngine. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Using Google Sites as Content Management System
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Web Services available on Systemical.com
I've decided to open access to some web services I built. These services are hosted on Google AppEngine and the documentation can be found here.
- Google Moderator: an RSS feed for a "series"
- Stackoverflow: an RSS feed for a user's statistics on http://stackoverflow.com/
- Github: an RSS feed for a user's statistics on http://github.com/
Labels:
AppEngine,
systemical,
Web-Services
Thursday, April 10, 2008
PHP on Google AppEngine
For all the PHP fans out there, please vote for bringing PHP to Google's AppEngine. Use the official issue tracker here. Just star the issue and please do not insert inbox spamming comments (like "+1") in comments.
Labels:
AppEngine,
PHP,
Programming
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