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March 8 th

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Google Wave Robot API v2 Presentation

On code.google.com, there is a special area called Google Code University. This area lists resources for educators on web technology and software development.
As of Friday, 5 Mar 10, it also lists resources on teaching Google APIs & tools, like codelabs and workshops: http://code.google.com/edu/googledev/index.html
If you have not been to the Google Code university before, the below is [...]

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March 3 rd

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MindWave: My Favourite Google Wave Robot, Ever!

I am a big, big fan of the ConceptDraw suite of apps. I was sooooooo happy to hear that they have developed a MindMap robot for Google Wave called MindWave!
I immediately visited the Sample Wave and installed the robot. I am currently collaborating on Google Wave with a work project and was really excited to [...]

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March 1 st

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Build Your Own Google Wave Extension

The great folks over at WithWaves have added a contribution to the Google Wave community by providing their internal tools to the public to help others build Google Wave extensions. You may remember the WithWaves guys from our Developer Spotlight: WithWaves post. They build some really great EBay & Amazon extensions.
Using their extension generator you [...]

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February 1 st

3

Developer Spotlight: Mastering Wave – Daniel Graversen

Our January Developer Spotlight shines on Daniel Graversen of Mastering Wave. Daniel has been developing for since it has been released and his latest gadgets have been some of his best work yet. Those of you that are regulars to this blog will recognize Daniel as a frequent contributor here. However, it is only [...]

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January 20 th

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Google Wave API Articles Updated

Google updated the Google Code Labs Wave API with a bunch of articles from developers. See the list of new articles below:
Creating a Google Wave robot that responds to blips
Shows how to set up a basic Python robot, and then add the ability for it to respond to blips and insert inline blips based on [...]

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January 12 th

6

Google Wave Sessions Scheduled for Google I/O 10

It is that time of year again. Time to register for Google I/O 10. The early discounted registration is now open through April 16, 2010. The cost is:

Early bird price (until 4/16) $400 USD
List Price (starting 4/17) $500 USD
Academia (Student, Faculty) $100 USD

The event is being held at the [...]

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January 4 th

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Developing Google Wave Robots with Ruby on Rails, Gaelyk and Clojure

As most developers are aware you can currently develop extensions in using Java™ and Python™.
See the following links for the Google™ released toolkits for:

Java™
Python™

Also, because Google™ requires robots to be on Google App Engine, a robot can only be written in either Python™ or Java™… or another language that can be implemented on the JVM.
So folks have been hard at work [...]

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