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I'm the author of DryDrop. I've created it before GitHub pages were announced. Then I switched to GitHub Pages+Jekyll and quite ironically, DryDrop site itself is hosted from GH pages :-)

But still I think DryDrop may be useful for some folks who want to use GAE for hosting. See the FAQ on http://drydrop.binaryage.com/#faq

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> you have a public repo, you don't want to pay for CNAME support on GitHub and you are obsessed with the idea of running your site on GAE :-)

You don't need to pay anything for CNAME support now. It was not true previously but now only "obsessed with the idea of running your site on GAE" reason remains.

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