App Engine Series #5: The Front End
In this final part of the series, we will be creating the jQuery / CSS front end. We will be using the Flot jquery plugin to build a live visualization of the uptime data gathered by our dashboard.
In this final part of the series, we will be creating the jQuery / CSS front end. We will be using the Flot jquery plugin to build a live visualization of the uptime data gathered by our dashboard.
Picking up where we left last time, we will take a look at the controllers that comprise our app engine application.
In the third part of our series, we will start writing the Python code of our app with App Engine's Webapp framework.
In this second part of our App Engine series, we will lay down the directory structure of our application and create the needed configuration files.
In this tutorial series we are going to create a useful real-life application for monitoring your website performance and uptime. This webapp will be hosted on Google App Engine, and developed with Python and jQuery.
In this first part of our App Engine series, you will learn more about the platform and how to successfully launch applications.