On Monday, 28 October 2013 22:03:06 UTC-5, Saisha D wrote:
>
> Thanks for the responses everyone.
> I've tried the welcome app n read through the docs, things were a breeze
> to set up.
>
> I'm now at the data modeling stage for my app.
> I'm quite familiar with bigtable, and most probably going
Thanks for the responses everyone.
I've tried the welcome app n read through the docs, things were a breeze to
set up.
I'm now at the data modeling stage for my app.
I'm quite familiar with bigtable, and most probably going to deploy my
startup live on app-engine for the initial launch.
Now my
Just to note, Bootstrap is included in the welcome app, not web2py itself.
The welcome app is a great starting point and I guess 99% of the web2py
users base their applications on it's code. It gives a nice headstart when
developing web apps. But web2py itself can also be used with any other CSS
Bootstrap is included w/ web2py, and the provided scaffolding detects if
you are running in GAE and sets up the DAL accordingly. Which means you
can develop running web2py "natively" and switch to GAE w/o having to
change any code.
The section of the book on deployment recipes goes into more d
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