Starting to develop on Google Wave is easy. You don’t have to install anything, except you need a “Modern Browser” like Firefox 3.5, Chrome, Opera or Safari. You can just login and start experimenting. You need an sandbox account, that you have to register for here.
The best presentation is probably the Google IO keynote found bellow. This gives a great introduction to how wave works.
The best place to start is the Wave homepage http://code.google.com/apis/wave/
There are some nice tutorials of the different types of components, which can be developed using the different Wave API. There are the following types
- Robot which is a server, which can interact with the wave in the same way a human can.
- Gadget is applications which exists on
- Embed is a way to add the content of a wave on another site ie. a blog.
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nice blog on google wave
would u be interested in guest blogging on my blog about ur google wave experience so far ? ( some kind of review ? )
thanks
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