I think it would be interesting too.  Star issue 35.
http://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=35


Just please do not post a "+1" or "me too" type comment, a star is sufficient.


Robert




On Sun, Oct 10, 2010 at 14:56, Demis Bellot <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey All,
> Love what you guys have created with Google App Engine although
> I'm surprised that you haven't offered JavaScript as a target language yet.
> It's a ubiquitous language known by most web developers and is one of the
> primary languages engrained into Google's DNA as you already provide a great
> runtime for it in V8. The success of node.js/expressjs should prove that it
> is a viable server platform with a willing community.
> The way I see it a V8-powered JavaScript hits a sweet spot: I imagine it
> would be faster to run than Python (my major gripe against it) and more
> terse, expressive and functional than Java (my major dislike). As most gae
> apps are websites, JavaScript also reduces the impedance language miss-match
> as it will allow you to use the one language for both client and server. I
> would imagine that the per-request model of gae would also be better suited
> for JavaScript as opposed to the high start-up cost and long-running nature
> of Java.
> What do you guys think? I'm sure it's not the first time this has been
> suggested, as it seems like a natural choice.
>
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