Google Wave

When we first unveiled Google Wave a few months ago, one of the fundamental concepts we discussed was the vision for wave as an open communications protocol...

I moved down to Australia a year ago, and just a few weeks ago, decided to stay here indefinitely because it's an awesome country. It has beaches, forests, cities, shark-eating-shark, kangaroos, and drop bears. What more could you want? Well, there is one thing: Halloween...

Back in May and June, members of the Google Wave team traveled the world meeting developers in the SF Bay Area, Asia, and South America...

I'm happy to announce that the Google Wave team will be presenting at a specially-arranged London GTUG meetup on Monday, October 26...

The Google Wave Samples Gallery has been a great way to see what developers have been creating and find starter code to build on...

My favorite day since we started the developer preview at Google I/O? Aug 7th. Alexander Dreiling flew down to visit the Wave team from SAP's research lab in Brisbane...

When we extend our Google Wave preview next week, we will encourage users of Internet Explorer to install Google Chrome Frame, an open source plug-in that brings HTML5 and other open web technologies to Internet Explorer.On first login to Google Wave, Internet Explorer 6, 7, and 8 users will see...

Over the past few months we've learned more about how extensions are used in Google Wave, and made it easier to create and install extensions...

Over two days in July, we flew in members of the Wave engineering team to go deep on various aspects of federation and the APIs, and we taped all the talks so that remote developers can hear what they had to say...

Many of you may have seen Tweety (tweety-wave@appspot.com) in action through either trying out the robot yourself or watching the Google Wave developer preview from Google I/O. The robot signs into your Twitter account and lets you fetch your Twitter timeline and post tweets from Google Wave...

Even before getting my invite to the Google Wave developer preview, I had started brainstorming new and interesting things I could contribute...

While we've had a Wave developer event or two (or three!) here at the Googleplex, community groups are having an amazing number of them all over the world. The community-organized events are a great way to meet and work with local developers. Below are a handful of the ones we know about...

Following Monday’s API Hackathon, we hosted Federation Day, which included 150 developers interested in learning more about Google Wave, contributing to the Google Wave Federation Protocol, and providing their own wave services. ...

The Google Wave API Hackathon in Mountain View is off to a good start with over 150 people from places as faraway as New Zealand and the Netherlands coding at the Googleplex. (Photo credit: James D...