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pamela fox's talks :: wave

Here are the talks I've given that match wave. Click to view all my talks.

Please note that many of the talks are outdated now, since web technology moves fast.

• Wave APIs: Now & Beyond
  Discusses the current state of the Google Wave APIs, and how they could be improved in future Wave implementations.
  Given 11/11/2010 at Wave Protocol Summit (San Francisco, CA).
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• Wave Robots API: Behind the Scenes
  Starts with a explanation of the Wave protocol basics, reviews the history of the robots API, and explains several API design decisions.
  Given 6/29/2010 at PyCon AU (Sydney, AU).
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• Google Wave API Design Principles
  Gives suggestions for designing Wave extensions (gadgets and robots) for a better and more Wave-y user experience.
  Given 5/20/2010 at Google I/O 2010 (San Francisco, CA).
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• Google Wave Gadgets API & Examples
  Explains how the Gadgets API works and shows examples.
  Given 5/7/2010 at WebDU 2010 (Sydney, AU).
• Google Wave Robots API & Examples
  Explains how the Robots API works and shows examples.
  Given 5/7/2010 at WebDU 2010 (Sydney, AU).
• Google Wave: Product, Platform, Protocol
  Zooms through different features of Google Wave, like the real-time typing, threaded comments, extension platform, and federation.
  Given 4/22/2010 at Adelaide Tech Talk (AU).
• Google Wave: The Protocol
  Shows some of the key concepts in the Wave protocol, operational transforms and the conversation model.
  Given 4/21/2010 at Australia University Tech Talk Series 2010.
• Google Wave Robots API: Java
  Explains how the Wave Robots API works, with code snippets and examples in Java.
  Given 4/21/2010 at Enterprise Java Australia (Melbourne, AU).
• Google Wave Gadgets API & GWT
  Explains how the Gadgets API works, with code snippets and examples using the Google Web Toolkit in Java.
  Given 4/21/2010 at Enterprise Java Australia (Melbourne, AU).
• Google Wave for Students
  Presents a series of suggestions (as screenshots) for how students can use Wave for groupwork.
  Given 4/19/2010 at RMIT Tech Talk (Melbourne, AU).
• Google Wave: What's New?
  Summarizes new features added to Wave since launch, across the product, platform, and protocol, like better scaling, more APIs, and enterprise use. Concludes with a series of example uses.
  Given 4/17/2010 at DevFest Mexico.
• Google Wave Conversation Model
  Explains the Google Wave conversation model - waves, wavelets, and blips.
  Given 3/27/2010 at DevFest Mexico.
• Google Wave APIs
  Shows a brief overview of the various Google Wave APIs.
  Given 3/27/2010 at DevFest Mexico & WebDu (Sydney, AU).
• Google Wave Gadget APIs
  Shows a brief overview of the Google Gadgets API.
  Given 3/27/2010 at DevFest Mexico.
• Google Wave Robots API v2 & Third-party Integration
  Explains how the Robots API works inside Wave, shows the new features of the Robots API v2, and showcases some real uses of the API.
  Given 3/27/2010 at DevFest Mexico.
• Google Wave: Communication Evolved
  Shows how Wave combines features from many different communication products into one.
  Given 3/17/2010 at SF Wave Meetup & Hacks/Hackers (San Francisco, CA).
• Google Wave Robots API v2
  Explains how the Robots API works inside Wave, and shows the new features of the Robots API v2.
  Given 3/1/2010 at SF Wave Meetup (San Francisco, CA).
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• Understanding & Extending Wave
  Shows the underlying XML structure of wavelets and blips, and then explains the fundamental concepts behind gadgets and robots.
  Given 1/27/2010 at GTUG Melbourne & LCA Wave Mini-Conf (Wellington, NZ).
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• Google Wave: Product, Protocol, Platform
  Zooms through the three "P"s of Google Wave.
  Given 1/27/2010 at GTUG Melbourne & Joomla Day Sydney.
• Google Wave 20/20: Product, Platfom, Protocol
  Introduces the various aspects of Google Wave.
  Given 11/30/2009 at APUGS Sydney.
• Making Wave-y Extensions
  Zooms through a series of tips on making extensions wave-y, based on the extension design principles doc, including suggestions like showing user locations in a gadget and making robots respond to natural trigger.
  Given 11/20/2009 at DevFest Mexico & LCA Wave Mini-Conf (Wellington, NZ).
• Collaborative Mapping with Google Wave
  Introduces Google Wave and then presents ideas about how it can be used with mapping and geography.
  Given 10/21/2009 at Ignite Spatial (Sydney).
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