Using Tailbone to talk to App Engine with JavaScript
Using Tailbone to talk to App Engine with Java Script - Google Developers Blog Using Tailbone to talk to App Engine with Java Script MARCH 18, 2013 Share Facebook Twitter Linked In Mail By Doug Fritz, Creative Lab Today we’re sharing a small open source project called Tailbone that lets developers read and write to the Google App Engine Datastore using Java Script.
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