As I’ve blogged and written about on various occasions, Google App Engine doesn’t just scale apps: it can also help you assemble them rapidly, using slick tools. Part 2 of “Twitter mining with Objectify-Appengine” wraps up the domain model for a Twitter-mining application, adding hooks for indexing and caching. The article ties everything together with Twitter’s OAuth authorization mechanism, GAE’s queues, and a splash of JSON and Ajax via everyone’s favorite JavaScript library, JQuery.
Easy ORM-ness for GAE, part 2
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on 2010-12-28 15:32:00.0
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