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This document summarizes a presentation in Chinese about GAEO, a web framework for Google App Engine. It discusses features like models, controllers, routing, templates, sessions, cookies, and plugins. It encourages using GAEO for GAE projects due to its simplicity compared to other options. Development of GAEO and plugins is welcomed to improve it.
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- 1. 陳信屹 Hsin Yi, Chen Hychen (usually use in internet) Let's Start GAEO 2008/12 /20 Kalug metting A web framwork. [email_address] [email_address] http://hychen.wuweig.org
- 4. Python 我們需要一個 solution Goggle App Engine 好像不錯 ? 免費 免費 免費
- 5. 買空賣空掏空的好所在
- 6. 但是有人覺得 Google 這台引擎 不太順 ....
- 8. Google App Engine Oil Hi, I am Erisck GAEO( 尬意喔 ) Google App Engien Oil 作者 Erisck ver 0.2, since 2008 Web Framwork 台灣製造 這個油絕對不會 漲價 Erisck
- 10. So, GAEO Is Also MVC Model / Controller / View
- 12. 架構 架構
- 13. http://example.org/home Which controller ? Which action ?
- 16. 架構 架構
- 17. Controller Do action to render View
- 21. 推 Remember PUT 倒 self.session[' 正妹 '].put()
- 25. But How to Set Expier time?
- 26. 404 Not Found
- 30. View HTML / XML / JSON / More Wait! How to use template engine in GAEO?
- 34. Plugin Every application has its plugin architecture...
- 39. Mixing? What is it meaning?
- 40. 七龍珠
- 41. 合體
- 42. 貝吉特 + 特南克斯 = ?
- 43. 貝吉特南克斯 戰力指數 ++ 還是被打掛…
- 44. Class 合體 指揮艦組合
- 45. 當然也是 戰力指數 ++ 這次絕對不會掛
- 48. GAEO Management Tools Start new project quickly
- 53. 結論
- 54. 小 Others all all too big, too complex
- 56. 請愛用國貨，促進經濟發展 如果要寫GAE，我一定用GAEO 因為其它的都需要花 不少的時間學習
- 57. GAEO == Python On Rails? Remove google app engine depency in my wish list.
- 58. You Can Help GAEO Better Improvent GAEO, write totrial , develope Plugin and more
- 60. The End Any qutions?