On December 5th, we had a Hackathon in Basel. It was quite a unique experience. We were one of the first to try out the all-new Onion Omega. Here’s how to install Python on it!
Installing Python on Onion Omega
GDG Summit & Google I/O
Hi there! We are back! After a short period of inactivity, GDG Basel website (Work, Family & Busy Busy Busy ) is back with great news, I mean really great news. Tomorrow GDG Basel is flying to San Francisco in order to attend the GDG Summit 2015 & the Google I/O 2015. No need to say we are… Read More
Introduction to Google Container Engine
Google uses containers for any run in their clusters, starting over 2 billion containers per week, more than 3000 per second. And this does not include long life containers. Recently, Google has made another step in the integration of Docker. During the Cloud Platform Live event on November 4 in San Francisco, the group presented the “Google Container Engine”… Read More
D-1 for Google Cloud Platform Live
The Google Cloud Platform Live events occurs tomorrow. GDG Basel is following it and will of course provide analyze and feedback in the coming days, and just to make sure you are ready for it, here is the Google Live event program. Two tracks will be available on this event Track 1 – Building a best-in-class Cloud… Read More
Push-To-Deploy to GitHub : Continuous Integration Enhancement
As described in this article, we can bind in a very simply way an App Engine project to a Github repository. The hook notification will hang perfectly at each change on the master branch. The sources will be recovered, and a build will be launched. First of all, the project must be a standard Maven… Read More
Lollipop, be together not the same
Lollipop, Google’s latest OS iteration has been announced last Wednesday and is already available in preview for developers. Google has made a really new step with Android 5.0 and you can feel it just by checking the set of new features. Material Design Enhanced notifications 3D multitasking Direct links to apps from Google searches 64-bit CPU support Smartwatch… Read More
App Engine Modules: More control & flexibility to your Apps
App Engine Backends have been introduced during the Google I/O 2011 and were designed for applications that needed faster performance, large amounts of addressable memory, and continuous or long-running background processes. First quarter of this year Google has announced the generally available of modules on App Engine and the deprecation of Backend API introducing then a new way to think… Read More
Google Atmosphere 2014 Live in a nutshell
Last Google Atmosphere event took place last Wednesday, things like Disruptions, Moonshot, Cloud Computing & Business Shifts have been discussed during this 2014 session. GDG Basel has watched the 163 minutes of the live streamed event for you and kept the best of it, so get comfortable we are about to start. Announcements Let’s start by the most… Read More
App Engine Optimization
App Engine is a great tool to deploy any kind of web application without thinking about the physical structure to implement. Indeed, the PaaS Google Cloud provides a highly scalable infrastructure. This scalability can be set automatically, all managed by Google. But, it can also be scaled by ourselves at our convenience. The objective of this… Read More
Introducing Google Apps Script
What is Google Apps Script? Google Apps Script is a Scripting Engine, based on Javascript Language. The main interrest is Javascript is a standard language, well-known because used in almost all web apps for years. Awesome! So what can we do with this? What for? Google Apps Script allow to interact with other Google Services:… Read More
