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News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team Have you ever wanted to integrate SMS or voice communications into your app? We’ve been working with our friends over at Twilio to make it easier to do so. Today we’re announcing native Python and Java libraries for working with Twilio APIs onto Google Cloud Platform. Lots of apps on App Engine have already been built with phone function

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team Python 2.5 has a special place in the heart of any Google App Engine developer, as it was the first runtime we launched way back in 2008. Since then, both Python and App Engine have advanced a great deal. A year ago we announced our support for Python 2.7, which brings syntactic and semantic improvements to the language and includes powe

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team The Google App Engine team has been busy putting together our final release of 2012. This release includes a number of features graduating from Experimental status as well as the usual batch of bug fixes and improvements. We’ll be taking a short break from our monthly release cycle over the holidays, but we’ll be back to our normal sched

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team For our October release we have a number of offerings, fixes, and small refinements as colorful as the fall season. General Enhancements Django 1.4 is now fully supported for Python 2.7 Java classloading priority can now be granted to specific JAR files.  This is an experimental feature. More information can be found here. App Engine SDK

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team Today’s guest post comes from Ryan Campbell and Stephen Connolly, developers at CloudBees. CloudBees is a major supporter of Jenkins, the popular open source continuous integration server, and the creator of DEV@Cloud, a hosted version of Jenkins. As development teams grow, it becomes increasingly hard to ensure that their work is in syn

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team Developers know that logging and logs analysis can often mean the difference between delighting and disappointing users. With the Google App Engine LogService API, it’s easy to add logging to your App Engine App with just a few lines of code. But of course, logging events is only the beginning, and today we’re particularly excited to hig

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team Each release is special in its own way, but this time we can’t help but be extra proud. From San Francisco to Sydney we’ve taken an extra week to pack in some of our most widely requested features and prepare a host of talks and announcements for Google I/O. We’ll be bringing you more information about this release and the future of Goog

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team For almost as long as we can remember, full text search has been one of the top feature requests for Google App Engine. Since our talk at Google I/O last year, we’ve been hard at work getting search ready for our developers, and today we’re happy to announce that we are making it available as an Experimental feature. The Search API, like

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team Our second release of this year will have you leaping into action to start using the new features immediately. What could be more exciting than a feature to support A/B testing on your app? Or DKIM signing when you send email from your Google Apps domain? This release has plenty of exciting changes to keep you busy on your extra day this

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team Some of you may think of dragons as ferocious, treasure-hoarding, fire-breathing monsters. But the App Engine team is embracing the dragon as a symbol of fortune and good luck, and we are excited to announce our first release in the Year of the Dragon. Experimental Datastore Backup/Restore Using the Datastore Admin functionality in the A

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team Last week we announced that App Engine has left preview and is now an officially supported product here at Google. And while the release (and the announcement) was chock-full of great features, one of the features that we’d like to call specific attention to is the new Datastore client library for Python (a.k.a “NDB”). NDB has been under

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team 2011 has seen some exciting releases for App Engine. As the days get shorter, the weather gets colder, and all that Halloween candy starts tempting everyone in the grocery store, we’ve been hard at work on our latest action packed release. When choosing a platform for your most critical business applications, we recognize that uptime gua

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team We’re pleased to announce another App Engine release today. You might have noticed that the rate of releases has gone up slightly in the past few months. We’ve made some changes internally so we are looking to push out a new release every month. This month includes a few Datastore updates, some changes to Blobstore API and Memcache API,

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team As we get ready for App Engine to leave preview release later this year, we want to make clear that in addition to improving our reliability, adding new features, and introducing developer support, we are also committed to demonstrating we have sufficient controls in place to safeguard the data you store with us. Today we are happy to an

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team As the summer heat descends on the Northern Hemisphere we thought we’d release our newest App Engine version with some changes that are sure to keep you playing around in the cool, air-conditioned indoors (hey, you don’t want your computer to overheat, right?). Production Changes Adjustable Scheduler Parameters - As we previously discuss

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team It’s been about a month since Google I/O 2011, so we thought it was time for another release. This month we are releasing ProtoRPC as an official Python API, making the High Replication Datastore (HRD) available in the SDK to help developers better understand the consistency model, adding presence to the Channel API, plus a few more good

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team Google App Engine has grown tremendously since it launched in Preview status in 2008. More than 100,000 developers use App Engine every month to deliver apps that dynamically scale with usage without the need to manage hardware or software. App Engine now hosts more than 200,000 active apps that serve over 1.5 billion site views daily. O

News, notes, tips and tricks from the Google App Engine Team Here on the App Engine team, we’re always looking for new ways to make it easier for developers to build applications and services. Today, I’m happy to introduce ProtoRPC, a new tool for creating simple Python services, which requires minimal set up and configuration to create new services. What can you use ProtoRPC web-services for? Mos