Google Applications Training Course

Intensive Introduction to Google App Engine with Python

Thursday 12th April 2012

Imperial Hotel, Russell Square, London WC1B 5BB

Prerequisites: Course attendees should have prior experience with Python, Web Development (HTML, CSS, JavaScript), and RDBMS technologies.

Course Content:

Review of the Python you need for App Engine

Preparing your computer for App Engine development

Building a Real World App Engine webapp

Understanding the webapps requirements

Working with App Engine's web application framework (webapp)

Defining your webapps data model

Building your webapps user interface with templates

Tying your webapp together with code

Deploying your webapp to the cloud

Updating your webapp with new features

Outgrowing webapp and scaling your app

A lightning review of the App Engine framework landscape

Advanced App Engine features

Wrap-up

Tutor biography: Paul Barry lectures at The Institute of Technology, Carlow in Ireland, where he has taught for 15 years on topics such as cloud computing, web development, network programming, scripting technologies, Linux and systems management.

Prior to joining the academic world, Paul spent a decade in industry in software development and IT management roles, both in Ireland and in Canada.

Paul has an M.Sc. in Computing. He is author (or co-author) of four books: two on Perl (for Wiley) and two on Python (for O'Reilly). Paul's latest book, part of the popular Head First Series from O'Reilly Media, is Head First Python (published in November 2010). Paul has been writing for Linux journal since 2000 and has been a Contributing Editor with the magazine since 2005. Find out more about Paul at his website: http://paulbarry.itcarlow.ie

Places are limited – early booking is essential

EARLY BIRD RATES £210 (members inc. vat) - Individual & Academic members £270 (members inc. vat) – Corporate members £320 (non-members inc. vat)

See http://www.ukuug.org/events/Googleapp/ for on-line booking form

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