Appcelerator on App Engine
I had a funny feeling that we would see frameworks and tools starting to support Google App Engine. Appcelerator has added support into their SDK, so you can now create an App Engine project.
They just ported Tejus’s appTunes demo to the App Engine and deployed it at http://apptunes.appspot.com.
The example uses embedded Flex components and sound.
If you take a look at the source, you will see the declarative markup that Appcelerator goes for:
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<body style=“visibility:hidden” on=“l:app.compiled then visible”>
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<div id=“header”>
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</div>
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<div id=“body” style=“visibility: hidden” on=“l:app.compiled then visible”>
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<app :as_flexflow id=“flow” on=“r:get.albums.response then execute or r:select.album.response then select”
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property=“covers” img_height=“400″ img_width=“400″ label_position=“bottom” click_message=“r:select.album.request”>
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</app>
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<app :graphical_music_player id=“player” property=“tracks” now_playing_message=“l:now_playing”
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on=“r:select.album.response then set_playlist and play or r:init.playlist.response then set_playlist”>
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</app>
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</div>
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<app :message name=“r:init.playlist.request”></app>
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<app :message name=“r:get.albums.request”></app>
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</body>
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I expect to see other integration points for libaries, especially those that have server side back ends.
Read more on the source site
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