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It is simple. Let's say you have GitHub repo containing static web site and you want to host it on App Engine. DryDrop is an application ready to be uploaded as your App Engine project. When you upload it first time, you should setup post-receive hook in your GitHub repo to point to your App Engine project, so every change you push to GitHub can be reflected on your App Engine site immediately.

Let's say someone visits your App Engine site. DryDrop has a simple cache. If requested page is not in the cache, DryDrop will try to fetch it from GitHub, store it in the cache and then serve it. Next time the same URL is requested, it will be served directly from DryDrop cache.

Let's say you did some changes to your files. In the moment you push file changes into GitHub, post-receive hook will ping DryDrop and that invalidates modified files in the cache. Next request will trigger downloading of fresh files from GitHub.