✅ Deployed the database on #MongoDB #Atlas and connected it to #GoogleAppEngine!
✅ Added cron jobs for user management.
Using the MongoDB Atlas free tier (512 MB) should be more than enough!
✅ Deployed the database on #MongoDB #Atlas and connected it to #GoogleAppEngine!
✅ Added cron jobs for user management.
Using the MongoDB Atlas free tier (512 MB) should be more than enough!
[技育CAMPキャラバン]GitHubの統計情報を用いたユーザーのランク付け
https://qiita.com/tomoish/items/1d16fe91f04cb380e528?utm_campaign=popular_items&utm_medium=feed&utm_source=popular_items
The last #Python #GoogleAppEngine website updated from Python 2.7 & #webapp2 to 3.x & #Flask. The same source code, the same functionality. This post will be a reminder of glory days when complete site fitted in 944KB, served 20,000 users and costed $0.03 month.
In case I am not the last one, someone might find step-by-step migration instructions useful:
https://viktorbresan.blogspot.com/2024/01/google-app-engine-migrating-to-python-3.html
Upgrading the last #GoogleAppEngine website from #Python 2.7 and #webapp2 to Python 3.x and #Flask. Due to changes in the directory structure, I opted to refactor an Ant script responsible for copying files (#html, #css, and #javascript), removing debug code, and minifying them before deployment. 69 lines of code and 3 hours later.
#buildinpublic #indiedev #indiedeveloper