djangae vs Nezumi for Heroku

Overview

djangae

Stacks1

Followers12

Votes0

Nezumi for Heroku

Stacks3

Followers10

Votes2

djangae vs Nezumi for Heroku: What are the differences?

djangae: The best way to run Django on Google App Engine. Djangae (djan-gee) is a Django app that allows you to run Django applications on Google App Engine, including (if you want to) using Django's models with the App Engine Datastore as the underlying database; Nezumi for Heroku: The iOS and Android App for Heroku. The only Heroku App with console access and two-factor auth. Manage your Heroku apps on the go.

djangae and Nezumi for Heroku can be primarily classified as "Platform as a Service" tools.

Some of the features offered by djangae are:

A WSGI middleware that provides a clean way via which your Django app is plugged into App Engine.
A hook to allow App Engine's deferred tasks and mapreduce handlers to run through the same environment.
The ability to use use the Datastore as the database for Django's models. See The Database Backend for details. You can also use App Engine's NDB, or you can use Google Cloud SQL (via the standard django MySQL backend) instead of or along side the Datastore. Or use all 3!

On the other hand, Nezumi for Heroku provides the following key features:

Two-factor Authentication - Nezumi is the only app that fully supports the new Heroku Two-factor authentication. Sign in securely, even from your mobile device.
Multiple Accounts - Most users have to manage multiple Heroku accounts, so Nezumi was built around multiple account support. Add and manage as many accounts as you need.
Scale Immediately - Whether your site just hit Hacker News or your background job queue has filled up, Nezumi lets you scale your processes right from your mobile device.

djangae is an open source tool with 531 GitHub stars and 118 GitHub forks. Here's a link to djangae's open source repository on GitHub.

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Detailed Comparison

djangae	Nezumi for Heroku
Djangae (djan-gee) is a Django app that allows you to run Django applications on Google App Engine, including (if you want to) using Django's models with the App Engine Datastore as the underlying database.	Manage your Heroku apps on the go.
A WSGI middleware that provides a clean way via which your Django app is plugged into App Engine.;A hook to allow App Engine's deferred tasks and mapreduce handlers to run through the same environment.;The ability to use use the Datastore as the database for Django's models. See The Database Backend for details. You can also use App Engine's NDB, or you can use Google Cloud SQL (via the standard django MySQL backend) instead of or along side the Datastore. Or use all 3!;djangae.contrib.gauth which provides user models (both concrete and extendable abstract versions), an auth backend, and a middleware;which allow you to authenticate users using the App Engine's built-in Google Accounts authentication, and also allow you to use Django's permissions system on the Datastore (i.e. without being caught out by the Many-To-Many relationships).;A runserver command which fires up the App Engine SDK to serve your app (while still using Django's code reloading).;The ability to run management commands locally or on the remote App Engine Datastore.;A shell command that correctly sets up the environment/database. (Note, we should support this set up for any custom commands as well, see TODO.md).	Two-factor Authentication - Nezumi is the only app that fully supports the new Heroku Two-factor authentication. Sign in securely, even from your mobile device.;Multiple Accounts - Most users have to manage multiple Heroku accounts, so Nezumi was built around multiple account support. Add and manage as many accounts as you need.;Scale Immediately - Whether your site just hit Hacker News or your background job queue has filled up, Nezumi lets you scale your processes right from your mobile device.;Anytime, Anywhere - Check your logs, scale your processes, and even add collaborators. Nezumi is with you on the go so you can manage you app, no matter where you are.
Statistics
Stacks 1	Stacks 3
Followers 12	Followers 10
Votes 0	Votes 2
Pros & Cons
No community feedback yet	Pros 1 Github Interaction 1 Easy access and effective access to Heroku apps 0 Great 24/7 Support
Integrations
Google App Engine	Heroku

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