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I wish to 'engineer' the google wave and try it for my blog/website ? Is it possible to tinker with the source code of Google Wave ? Where is it available ?
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I'm trying to use the CLI client for Google Wave that Google have created with my @googlewave.com account. I can't seem to get it to connect -- does anyone know if this is actually possible, or if it will only connect to locally hosted wave servers?
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Creating useful content and services is expensive and time consuming. Why not amortize your efforts by publishing those creations to multiple platforms? The Google Wave platform enables you to do just that.
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We've just rolled out an initial version of our extensions gallery: simply look for "Extensions" in the navigation panel of Google Wave . The gallery is intended to...
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Developers can now post their tools and add-ons for the real-time communications app.
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I am trying to use the Google Wave Active Robot API fetch_wavelet() and I get an HTTP 502 error
example:
from waveapi import robot
import passwords
robot = robot.Robot('gae-run', 'http://images.com/fake-image.jpg')
robot.setup_oauth(passwords.CONSUMER_KEY, passwords.CONSUMER_SECRET…
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