Google I/O 2009 – Google Wave: Under the hood

Google I/O 2009 – Google Wave: Under the hood Casey Whitelaw, Dan Danilatos, Alex Mah, David Wang We will explore the technology stack underlying Google Wave, from the bottom up. Google Wave’s real-time collaboration is based on operational transformation algorithms, which we extended to support our data model of structured data and annotations. Our AJAX editor renders wave content and sends and receives fine-grained changes down to the level of keystrokes

Google Wave: Live collaborative editing

Google engineer David Wang explains how collaborative editing through concurrency control and operational transform work in Google Wave.

Q&A: What Are Your Thoughts On Google Wave?

In this video, I answer a question from @ChrisCAL96 – twitter.com – who asks “What are your thoughts on Google Wave?” Thanks for the question ChrisCAL96. At first I wasn’t that impressed with Google Wave when I heard about it (on paper). It just sounded like they merged all their online apps into one interface, which sounds like a good idea, but isn’t really something revolutionary.

Google Wave: 15 features

How to use 15 of the features of Google Wave. Learn more about Google Wave at wave.google.com

Google Wave Developer Preview at Google I/O 2009

Google Wave Developer Preview presentation at the Day 2 Keynote of Google I/O.

Google Wave Made Simple

Google has developed a new open source program called “Google Wave.” wave.google.com Put simply, Google Wave is just like Google Docs for e-mail.

What is Google Wave?

What is google wave and is it better than email? We attempt to answer this questions with the hopes of getting an invitation because we were not lucky enough. Created by EpipheoStudios.com

Sergey Brin talks about Google Wave

Sergey Brin talks about Google Wave during the Google I/O 2009 developers’ conference.

Google Wave: Rosy

Rosy is a real-time automatic translation robot, built on top of Wave and Google Translate, enabling real-time, multilingual, collaborative communication.

Google Wave

Here is the review for Google’s new product, “Google Wave”

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