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Django Differences in App Engine and Native Server
Can you tell me what are the differences between the implementation of django as a standalone product and django in google app engine? I understand that in the app engine I have restrictions that are indicated in the “Large Table”, that there is a rather truncated version of the databases there (by the way, what is the truncated one?), and what restrictions on the use of django are still imposed in the app engine? Please help me understand as much as possible. What is there in django that is not in django for the app engine?
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there is no admin panel in django app engine, models need to be written differently, i.e. as they are in the app engine, it follows from this that forms should be done differently. in views it is necessary to take into account that requests will be written in a different way.
and there is not a stripped-down version of the database, it just has its own nosql database.
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