Developing apps that scale automatically with Google App Engine

[@ranihasanutube]

This video, specially the last part about Snapchat (Snap) and how they managed to leverage GCP to focus on their core business and application functionality instead of worrying about infrastructure reliability and scalability by handing it over to GCP is an eye opener!

[@Mooooov0815]

Actually, App Engine sounds really interesting. But I find it harder to get started than I expected. The docs are kinda inconsistent and the explanations are confusing (at least for beginners like me) and it doesn't seem like there is a whole lot of documentation available for the endpoints 2 framework for Java (but it seems to be pretty new, so maybe there is more to come). But maybe that's just because I'm not a professional and I don't have a lot of experience

[@jaideepadhvaryu9642]

Exactly the same problem even in Dec 2018. So frustrated.

[@sarahssound]

I'm totally feeling this right now, the docs are a bit overwhelming to be honest. It seems straight forward but there's a lot of specifics that are hard to find answers to

[@MahmudulMithun]

even though I am a long time client with DigitalOcean, I didn't get how really app engine works. First thing I don't understand the pricing scenario of google platform at all

[@vmathnote8433]

Can I write mathematics expression directly?

[@KevinDurette]

18:52 "I built this application on my local machine. I've got development tools that Google makes available; it's super easy to do." I'm pretty lost on this, actually. What do I need?

[@saiharikapadmanabhuni8760]

How did you create the service api-events