Learn about Google Wave API: Now and Beyond

Nov '09 10 Tue 6:30 PM
Location
Google San Francisco

345 Spear St
4th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94105

This is a private home or office

Estimated attendance
 120  people attended.
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Who organized?
Aleksandar Gargenta

Now that we know what GWT is, it only makes sense that we also see how well it scales in real life - enter Google Wave :-)

That's right! In the midst of their preview roll-out, we are extremely fortunate to have Marcel Prasetya from Google talk about this amazing piece of technology.

In addition to giving a short overview of Wave, Marcel will go over the current set of APIs provided by Google Wave that allow third-party developers to extend and enhance Google Wave. His talk will cover the current features of Embedding, Gadgets, Robots, and Extensions hook, as well as some new features that will be rolled out soon, such as, OpenSocial support for the Gadgets API, filtering and active Robots API, and Settings wave to manage user extensions.

With all the buzz around Google Wave, this is an event you don't want to miss out on!

Update: Dan Peterson from the Google Wave team just informed me that all the attendees will get Google Wave sandbox (developer) accounts - as long as you RSVP a week before the event and provide us with your email address (part of the RSVP process).

Pizzas for this evening will be sponsored by Diana Henninger from TEKsystems and refreshments will be brought in by Gerry Cohen from Guidewire Software!

Be sure to stick around until the end to get a shot at winning books and other interesting goodies from Sun and O'Reilly, as well as a copy of IntelliJ IDEA from JetBrains.

Note that if you plan to attend, you absolutely need to RSVP before the cut-off date, or you risk not being able to get past the security guard. Even if you are unsure, just RSVP Maybe to add your name to the VIP list :-)

About Marcel Prasetya:
Marcel graduated from The University of Texas at Austin with a bachelor's degree in Computer Science. He joined Google in 2006, and after working for internal systems for approximately 3 years, he joined the Google Wave team. He is part of the API team, working primarily on the Robot API.

As usual, this event is brought to you by Marakana.

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  • Aleksandar Gargenta
    Posted Nov 20, 2009 8:56 PM
    Organizer
    Slides and video are now available: http://marakana.com/forums/... Enjoy, Sasa
  • Learn about Google Wave API: Now and Beyond happened on November 10, 2009 6:30 PM
  • Aleksandar Gargenta
    Posted Nov 10, 2009 8:19 AM
    Organizer
    Ossama says: "No promises, but security might let them take it up to the 4th floor, they have in the past after hours." Your call :-)
  • Aleksandar Gargenta
    Posted Nov 9, 2009 9:34 PM
    Organizer
    Good question. Let me ask Ossama (our host).
  • Bosco So
    Posted Nov 9, 2009 8:57 AM
    Is there secure bicycle parking at 345 Spear St? In other word, can I bring my bicycle into the office?
  • Aleksandar Gargenta
    Posted Oct 14, 2009 12:19 PM
    Organizer
    For all of you who've already RSVPed for this event, if you would like to get a free Google Wave sandbox account, please update your RSVP status (on the event page, click on "Change your mind about attending?", don't change anything, and then click on "Update RSVP") to get prompted to provide your email address. A week before the event, I will send out the list of collected email addresses to Google and they will then create the Wave accounts for us.

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