《The Pragmatic Bookshelf开发丛书-云端代码：利用Google AppEngine编程》(Code in the Cloud: Programming Google AppEngine)更新源代码[PDF]
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Join the next wave of Web 2.0 software development in the cloud! Cloud applications are the next big shift in application development: instead of building single-user applications to run on a personal computer, new applications are being built as multi-user services that run in data centers around the world. One of the most exciting new environments for building services in the cloud is Google’s AppEngine. AppEngine is a powerful, easy-to-use framework for developing cloud-based services. This book will teach you what you need to make the shift to cloud development using AppEngine.
作者简介：
Mark Chu-Carroll is a software engineer at Google. He’s been working on programming languages and software development tools for close to 20 years. In his free time, he’s the administrator/developer of Scientopia.org, where writes the blog Good Math/Bad Math. You can visit his blog at http://scientopia.org/blogs/goodmath.
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内容介绍：
Join the next wave of Web 2.0 software development in the cloud! Cloud applications are the next big shift in application development: instead of building single-user applications to run on a personal computer, new applications are being built as multi-user services that run in data centers around the world. One of the most exciting new environments for building services in the cloud is Google’s AppEngine. AppEngine is a powerful, easy-to-use framework for developing cloud-based services. This book will teach you what you need to make the shift to cloud development using AppEngine.
作者简介：
Mark Chu-Carroll is a software engineer at Google. He’s been working on programming languages and software development tools for close to 20 years. In his free time, he’s the administrator/developer of Scientopia.org, where writes the blog Good Math/Bad Math. You can visit his blog at http://scientopia.org/blogs/goodmath.