Google Wave was first unveiled at Google I/O in 2009, alongside our first
draft of Wave APIs and specifications for the open-source world. We worked hard this past year
to bring you a host
of new features on our first birthday at Google I/O 2010: open
sign-ups, attachments and data APIs and open-sourcing of a significant Wave
component, the rich text editor.
From seeing demos in the Wave pod in
the Developer Sandbox to having conversations with attendees in person, we were excited to see
all of the ways people are using Wave and the Google Wave Federation Protocol inside
enterprises. It was extremely valuable for us to hear your questions and feedback in person
and via the session waves.
For developers out there who weren't able to
attend I/O in-person, we hope you can join in virtually by watching the recorded videos of the
various talks.
Open source Google Wave: Building your own wave
provider - Learn how to get your own Wave server running using the currently
open-sourced demos, and watch a demo of SAP Streamwork, Novell Pulse, and Google Wave all
federating together.
Making smart & scalable Wave robots - Learn how
to take advantage of version 2 of the Robots API to build more sophisticated robots, and watch
a demo of the Go bot - the first example of a robot running on a non-App Engine server,
written in the new open-source programming language.
Waving across the web - Learn how to use the APIs
outside of Google Wave, including embedding waves for discussions on your site, integrating
with the WaveThis service, and using the data APIs to build notifiers and alternative
clients.
Google Wave Media APIs - Attachments can surf too!:
Learn how to use the new media/attachments API for both retrieving and creating attachments,
and watch demos of robots that turn waves into Powerpoint presentations -- and
back!
Google Wave and the enterprise environment - Learn how
different enterprises are using Wave today, see a walkthrough of Mr. Release, an extension
built for our own software development enterprise use case, and watch a demo of SAP
Streamwork, an enterprise collaboration software.
Google Wave API design principles - Anatomy of a great
extension: Learn how to build gadgets and robots that are user-friendly and collaborative, and
watch a demo of ProcessWave, a collaborative UML editor.
Fireside chat with the Google Wave team - Watch our
answers to questions about integration between Google Wave and other products, future features
for robots and gadgets, and much more.
In addition to the linked session
titles where you'll find the videos and slides, you can also find all videos for Wave sessions
in this YouTube
playlist.
We welcome any follow-up questions in our forum for any of the video
sessions above. Happy waving, and we look forward to seeing you all at next year’s Google
I/O!
