It seems that some people figured out how to run PHP on Google App Engine. You may be wondering how this is possible as Google doesn’t support PHP on App Engine. Well its possible because recently Google announced Java as the newest programming language supported by the App Engine. And this made possible to run Quercus which is a 100% Java implementation of the PHP language. So until PHP support is officially added by Google you can play with this approach.
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