you can browse the source if you like: https://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/

appengine is a platform, how would open sourcing it help you? You have a spare datacenter? FWIW there is an opensource clone out there in the wild but you need a cloud infrastructure to run it and it's not up to date with the latest SDK.

Releasing it would allow others to run "appengines" so you could move from one provider to another as you can with "traditional" hosting. Appengine pretty much locks you in. I'm interested to see where OpenShift will lead though. https://openshift.redhat.com/

cool

thanks, noted :)

Please feel free to comment, participate and improve :) ( if you like )

anyone ?

it's my first open source project, please feel free to comment, contribute and etc :)

this is my first open source project, please comment, contribute and etc.. :)

Yes I know, but we're planning to grow fast, hire more and more engineers, so I need to prepare for that somehow, learn to be more than best.

It really sounds like what you really are is the VP/Engineering (don't call yourself a VP until you have 40+ people in the company).

People on HN, many of whom have been conditioned to aspire to a "CTO" role, won't agree with me when I say this, but VP/Eng is probably the better of the two roles. Unlike CTO, the head of engineering actually controls stuff and routinely makes key decisions in the company.

very good photo ! Is there any way to get this in better quality ?

I found one today among Diana Walker's favorite photos.

Here's the link: http://timethemoment.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/11101713001...