You have to get out of the frame of mind that assumes - "GAE team released feature X. Therefore X is well tested, properly integrated with the rest GAE features and fills a gap in the overall platform roadmap." You cannot make those assumptions. I am sorry, I know it sounds negative, but that is just fact. Developers are left to figure out for themselves which features are usable and more importantly which features belong to GAE as platform and have a chance to survive long term. I could pull out my own laundry list of features which are "almost there" but I do not want to write a long rant. Hopefully you get me drift.
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