Java4Aftrica, I had to laugh out loud when I read your statement that this isn't the cloud, it's a fog. Well said my friend.
Mike On Monday, April 2, 2012 8:13:06 AM UTC-4, java4africa wrote: > > I agree - I think it's very poor. I don't believe there are many > commercial companies who could produce worse. > > At least the docs have been updated to say that spreadsheets and OAuth 2.0 > does not work yet. But as usually only a "fix coming soon" info. > > This isn't the cloud. This is fog. > > On Saturday, March 31, 2012 9:25:15 PM UTC+2, niraj wrote: >> >> The whole thing about using Google App Engine is a joke. >> >> I tried Google App Engine with Google Spreadsheets. could never get it >> to work. >> Reasons: >> 1. The documentation on using AppEngine with the API mess between gdata >> and googl-client-api *Really* sucks. >> 2. The Google Client API does not given samples for spreadsheets. Leaves >> it at a generic comment of use ATOM. >> 3. I tried to dig up into the mercurial to find a relevant example. >> Google has a link hell in there. Links pointing to old stuff etc. >> 4. I still have not found a good example that explains the use of OAuth2 >> with AppEngine and Google Docs. >> >> Recommendation : >> 1. Use Gdata api >> 2. Use on Amazon. >> >> >> >> >> On Friday, March 30, 2012 6:06:24 PM UTC-7, Andrew Malcolmson wrote: >>> >>> If you use Python, Java, or Go, you can also program Google App Engine. >>> Personally I use Python. >> >>
