Some of the folks at Google have released a sweet Google App Engine Helper for Django. It consists of a skeleton Django project with all the little tweaks necessary to run on top of App Engine, and it makes it really easy to get started.
I used the helper to start a simple Django app that shows tiled maps, using the images I previously created. Making a map generator is way, way down on the list of things that might possibly make this game fun, so I just quickly made three 10×10 islands manually. Here’s the code which generates the island in the screenshot:
island1 = _Expand("""O O L L O O L L L O O L C_road_s L L L L F L O O L L_road_en L_road_ew L_road_ew F_road_esw C_road_w F O O O L L L L F_road_ns F L L O O O O L L L_road_ns L L L O O L L L M L_road_ns L L L L L L L L L L_road_ns M L L L L L L M M L_road_ns L L L O O L L L L L_road_en C_road_w O L O O O O L L L L O O L""")The app picks one of the three islands randomly and spits out an HTML table containing the image tiles. A little bit of CSS makes it fit together without borders/gaps:
table { border-collapse: collapse; } td, tr { line-height: 0; padding: 0; } .island { border: solid 1px black; float: left; margin: 1em; }If you want to see it live, the latest version is running here.