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A New Wave… Well, in a Box September 7, 2010

Posted by Glenn Irvine in Advocacy, Blog, Commentary, Futuring, Google.
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Organisations that were concerned with the demise of Google’s Wave as a separate product, now have an option as the technology is shaped for further Open Source development by providing “Wave in a Box” over the balance of this year.

The Google Wave Developer Blog announced last week that the server and web client technology will be ‘fleshed out’ into a stand-alone solution or “Wave in a Box”

The Project will include:

  • an application bundle including a server and web client supporting real-time collaboration using the same structured conversations as the Google Wave system
  • a fast and fully-featured wave panel in the web client with complete support for threaded conversations
  • a persistent wave store and search implementation for the server (building on contributed patches to implement a MongoDB store)
  • refinements to the client-server protocols
  • gadget, robot and data API support
  • support for importing wave data from wave.google.com
  • the ability to federate across other Wave in a Box instances, with some additional configuration
  • It will be interesting to watch as this develops over the next few months.

    Regards,

    Glenn Irvine
    glenn.irvine@lookingtothecloud.com

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