Can anyone here explain what significant functionality is in the
server that you couldn't get out of XMPP? There are already two stable
and mature open source server projects out there. Google has
contributed to the openfire server and Tigase is still very active
with a new release coming out in
OT was an incredible improvement and, as I understand it, OT + XMPP with a
standard protocol would have been a phenomenal improvement even w/o any
Google provided GUI.
There is more discussion of the technical details (and how to save them) on
a similar thread over on the Wave Protocol group.
Goodbye Google wave, I'll miss you ;(
On Aug 5, 11:19 am, Joseph Gentle jose...@gmail.com wrote:
Stay tuned.
-J
On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 5:31 PM, James Purser jamesrpur...@gmail.com wrote:
The google wave production server is not currently available for
download. We're going to have to
Ok the news is pretty well confirmed.
Now let's get serious: what will be done to save and release what has
been done until now?
Will be the material (API, sites, protocols) kept online even with the
project discontinued? I read that this will be kept online until
December, but what then?
As far as I know, Google never released the details on setting up your own
server. I don't think the Federation protocol was ever fully baked. I
could be totally wrong though
On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 8:01 AM, AkiRoss akirosspo...@gmail.com wrote:
Ok the news is pretty well confirmed.
Now
Do someone know if there are already community sites to continue the
project?
There have been several development projects either independently building
wave servers (iotaWave is one such) based on the Wave Protocol or using
Google's (not complete) FedOne reference implementation.
To me, the
I really think Google is being very short-sighted in how they are
dealing with Wave. The biggest problem is that it was not publicized
nearly wide enough, and was not easily open to enough people soon enough.
I still think the proper thing to do is just integrate Wave with GMail
and give more
Wait...
What's going on?!?!?!?!?
GOOGLE WAVE IS GOING DOWN
GOOGLE IS DUMPING GOOGLE WAVE!??!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!
WHAT
I DON'T GET IT!!
CAN SOMEONE EXPLAIN??
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I pray none of you took any VC or loans out for any wave project.
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I agree
I gave up some projects for wave cause missing API and features.
and no company will adopt that without the federation protocol working.
and how about the speed? why long time after wave is still really slow? is
this the XML protocol (it is XML, right?), the client? I don't know, but
when
If Wave was dead simply do not justify a note http://techcrunch.com/
Wave is a good product.
If a product is bad no one remembers or mentions it. I think that this
is not the case of Wave
I'm interested in using Wave and making developments using their API
Wave +1 :-)
2010/8/4 Daniel França
On 5 August 2010 13:30, James Purser jamesrpur...@gmail.com wrote:
We have enough of the federation protocol and OT hammered out that it
is quite possible to build something like the Apache Foundation for
Wave. If Google wanted to come to the party with their production
server setups, it would
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