We just released the 0.0.16 google-appengine gem. The big change for JRuby with this release was that app.yaml must now live in the WEB-INF dir. See 1.3.6 Release Post for more information.
Rails DM Gem - I updated the rails_dm_datastore gem to enforce a singular kind name in datastore. This will allow developers to create hybrid apps that share models between Mirah/Dubious and Ruby/Rails. The rails-depot source shows the storage_names override.
Rails 2.3.8 - I updated the Rails 2.3.8 setup script. It now uses the most current gems for JRuby, JRuby-Rack and JRuby-OpenSSL. The setup script for Rails 2.3.5 has been removed.
RubyKaigi 2010 - Everyone had a blast at RubyKaigi. During JRubyKaigi, Takeru (@urekat) gave a fantastic presentation Rubyist, it's time to develop your Rails app on Google App Engine, and I gave a lightning talk on Extreme performance with Mirah and Dubious (slides). Takeru and I wanted to reach a broader audience, so we gave a quick talk at RejectKaigi called Mirah and Dubious (slides)
App Engine JA Night - On Aug 30th, Charles and I went to Google's Tokyo office for App Engine JA Night to give a presentation on Mirah and Dubious. Special thanks to Kazunori Sato and the DevRel team in Tokyo for setting this up.
- App Engine Tools updated to version 0.0.16
- App Engine SDK updated to version 1.3.6
- App Engine APIs updated to version 0.0.19
Rails DM Gem - I updated the rails_dm_datastore gem to enforce a singular kind name in datastore. This will allow developers to create hybrid apps that share models between Mirah/Dubious and Ruby/Rails. The rails-depot source shows the storage_names override.
Rails 2.3.8 - I updated the Rails 2.3.8 setup script. It now uses the most current gems for JRuby, JRuby-Rack and JRuby-OpenSSL. The setup script for Rails 2.3.5 has been removed.
RubyKaigi 2010 - Everyone had a blast at RubyKaigi. During JRubyKaigi, Takeru (@urekat) gave a fantastic presentation Rubyist, it's time to develop your Rails app on Google App Engine, and I gave a lightning talk on Extreme performance with Mirah and Dubious (slides). Takeru and I wanted to reach a broader audience, so we gave a quick talk at RejectKaigi called Mirah and Dubious (slides)
App Engine JA Night - On Aug 30th, Charles and I went to Google's Tokyo office for App Engine JA Night to give a presentation on Mirah and Dubious. Special thanks to Kazunori Sato and the DevRel team in Tokyo for setting this up.
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