W dniu 1 kwietnia 2012 13:54 użytkownik orcun avsar <orc....@gmail.com>napisał:
> I think, main reason of using Nonrel is developing with existing knowledge
> from Django without learning details of GAE datastore. But this is not a
> true approach since we still need to know what Nonrel does in the
> background to maintain scalability. Same effort may be spent on
> understanding GAE datastore and using it rather than becoming dependent on
> a single tool on this platform. Second reason may be migrating an existing
> Django application into GAE without modification, which I think is not a
> very good idea too unless It's a small app.
>
Hello,
IMO there is one basic idea behind running Django on GAE: when you write
application using Google's API you are bound with AppEngine, but when you
are using Django you can easily move your project to another environment.
Developing application with Django-nonrel is not so easy at the beginning,
but later you see advantages of not being dependent on GAE.
Best,
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