I have been playing with Google's new web application service, which allows you to host your own projects on their servers. It's not bad, but I have some reservations about this service, especially regarding the privacy of the data. Also, currently there's a big collection of crapware on their Application Gallery including lame "We want PHP!" apps posted by some kids who can't be bothered to learn a new language. PHP is cool and all that, but i don't see how it suits to this particular service which is very much unlike anything else before.

Anyway, my hello world application is called Linkius and it's a simple bookmark manager suitable for quickly posting urls which you can then access through your mobile. This have been an itch for me for a while and is now scrached ☺

You can use http://m.linkius.net/ or http://mob.linkius.net/ to access the page, the latter is redirecting to my appspot sub-domain instead, just in case you are in China and ghs.google.com is blocked for you.

And while you are here, have a look at Santora Media: Webseitenerstellung und Webdesign für mittelständische Unternehmen sowie den Gesundheitssektor.

You have failed as a developer if your application cannot send me a file without errors. Slowly Ruby on Rails is becoming the next PHP where very second smartass developer fails at programming stable and functional sites. This rant also explains why Ruby is a failure on it's own.