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Massimiliano Pippi has been a software developer for over 10 years, more than half of which he spent working with scientific visualization and backend software for a private company, using C++ and Qt technologies. He started using Python in 2008 and currently works at Evonove, a small company where he has been leading a number of Python software projects, most of which are based on the Django web framework. He is also an open source advocate and active contributor, documentation fanatic, and speaker at conferences. He writes about Python and other development-related topics at http://dev.pippi.im.
Dom Derrien is a full-stack web developer who has been defining application environments with a focus on high availability and scalability. He's been in the development field for more than 15 years and has worked for big and small companies and also as an entrepreneur.
He's currently working for the game company Ubisoft Inc., where he defines the next generation services platform for its successful AAA games. To extend the gamer experience on the Web and on mobiles, he provides technical means that are transparent, efficient, and highly flexible.
On receiving the invitation to review this book, after a comparable work for the books Google App Engine Java and GWT Application Development, Packt Publishing , he was pleased to share his knowledge about Google App Engine again.
I want to thank my wife, Sophie, and our sons, Erwan and Goulven, with whom I enjoy a peaceful life in Montral, Qubec, Canada.
Samuel Goebert is a computer science PhD student at Plymouth University, UK. Samuel has over 12 years of experience in software development and associated technologies. For further details about him, check out his LinkedIn profile at www.linkedin.com/in/samuelgoebert.
Marcos Placona grew up in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and started tinkering with web development when 14.400 kbs modems were the coolest thing.
He then eagerly pursued a computer science degree and soon after an opportunity arose on the other side of the Atlantic. In his 20s, he decided to move to England where he worked as a software engineer at a software house. He also started blogging on www.placona.co.uk.
Marcos has published and printed articles in several web portals, magazines, and books.
He is currently working as a developer evangelist at Twilio; he actively works with developers and communities to equip and inspire them while making their applications better.
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To Azzurra and Valerio, thanks for being patient with me. But I also have been patient with you, so I think we're even.
In April 2008, 10,000 developers from all around the world were lucky enough to get an account to access the preview release of Google App Engine, which is a tool designed to let users run their web applications on the same infrastructure Google uses for its own services. Announced during Google's Campfire One event, App Engine was described as something easy to use, easy to scale and free to get started; three design goals that perfectly matched the requirements of a typical tech start-up trying to reduce the time to market.
While other big companies at that time were already offering to lease part of their own infrastructure, selling reliability and scalability in an affordable, pay-per-use fashion, Google set App Engine one step ahead by providing developers with application-building blocks instead of simple access to hardware; it is a hosting model followed by many others later on. The goal of this model is to let developers focus on the code and forget about failing machines, network issues, scalability problems, and performance tuning; the choice of Python as the first programming language supported by App Engine was a natural choice for a tool whose aim is to make writing and running web applications easier.
During the Google I/O event in 2012, Google announced that several other building blocks from its own infrastructure would be made available under the name of Google Cloud Platform, first as a partner program and then as a general availability product. Currently, App Engine is not only a notable member of the Cloud Platform family but also a mature and well-maintained platform, widely adopted and with a huge list of customers' success stories.
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