Apr 30, 2020
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You can also make him hop across the lined up tires!
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JUST FOUND OUT YOU CAN MAKE CLOUD USE THE SLIDE!!! 😆
You can also make him hop across the lined up tires!
A cloud playground
The GitHub style is catching on.
Google today launched Cloud Playground. A place where dev's can cobble some code to experiment and play with some of the services offered by the Google Cloud Platform, such as Google App Engine, Google Cloud Storage and Google Cloud SQL.
Google is providing an SDK which offers deve's access to production APIs, in a way that's compatible with a local development environment.
The Cloud Playground is itself an open source project and consists of two modules:
mimic is a regular Python App Engine app, which serves as a development server (similar to the App Engine SDK "dev_appserver"), but which runs in the production App Engine environment, providing you access to the production APIs and environment while still offering a quick and easy way to test out bits of code.
bliss is a trivial browser-based code editor which lets you edit code in the mimic virtual file system (backed by the App Engine datastore), providing you with a user interface so you can see what the mimic app can do for you
Note: the Cloud Playground is currently limited to Python 2.7 App Engine apps.
More about this on the google blog here.