Inside Google Wave
ClearPoint held one of its regular tech-drop get-togethers last night covering Google Wave.
The Cloudbreak team gave a good walk-through of the product and I gave a quick overview of some of the technology inside Google Wave and it’s APIs.
Here is my slide deck:
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The PDF (with notes) can be downloaded here.
For those of you who know nothing about the wave, here is short intro video:
Slide deck is all about Android – the pdf is correct, but way above my head
Oops, IE users where seeing the wrong slide deck. Corrected now.
interesting post on interesting tech. looking forward to seeing uptake and usage when it starts getting greater adoption. I have seen an open source wave server with a limited feature set is in progress, but do you know how far away federation is?
@joeh Well the protocol ( http://www.waveprotocol.org/draft-protocol-specs/draft-protocol-spec ) is still in draft so I’m not sure how long it will be before you see products implementing federation.
Google has released the Google Wave Federation Prototype server ( http://code.google.com/p/wave-protocol/wiki/Installation ) to test out the spec. It is open source (and may actually be the one server you were referring too).
[...] Tonight we hosted another ClearPoint Tech Drop covering GoogleWave. Big thanks to Jan and Susan from Cloudbreak for providing us with a Wave background and overview, and to Jonathan Ackerman for presenting to us on the underlying architecture. Slides, videos and good stuff here… [...]