alright alright alright
Experimenting with Google AppEngine
I finally got my invite to AppEngine (Google’s new webhosting service)… I get to make 3 apps during the BETA period. My first app is at http://blingsearch.appspot.com
It basically puts your myspace theme colors, fonts, and backgrounds onto google search. Here is some random persons theme for an example…… http://blingsearch.appspot.com/heatheralexus
The development process on AppEngine was overrall really great
Things I LOVE about Appengine:
- Django support ( was up and running in 10 mins )
- Ease of Deployment ( 1 command syncs up production and my pc instantly
- Dashboard ( built in stats and monitoring )
Things I do not LOVE about Appengine:
- No session support in django ( it needs a db backend )
- No admin pages in django ( ditto )
- Dashboard is not as great as goog analytics
- Getting a domain name seems confusing
my Quotably.com Firefox Extension
Here is an extension Ive been using to make looking up twitter convos on quotably easier and quicker. Props to the quotably guy. The service is freakin fantastic!
If you right click a twitter link, and click ‘quotably them!’ or just press q. it will open up the quotably page for that user in a seperate tab
Its pretty untested, but it works for me. Send me any bugs or problems!
Link to the extension for installation

Reasons not to put comments on your tumblr blog:
People who read your blog from the dashboard will never comment.
Most people read your blog from the dashboard.
To non tumblr users your blog looks very unpopular. (Even though it might be.)
aren’t reblogs just like comments? but cooler