Building Node.js applications with App Engine and Custom Runtimes
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176With the introduction of Custom Runtimes on App Engine, you can now use App Engine to run any language or serving stack that you want. This means that you can run Ruby on Rails, Node.js or your own favorite runtime and benefit from the all of the management features that App Engine provides. This video will show you how to get started with a building simple Node.js application using Custom Runtimes.
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