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Riding the Google Wave
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Today our colleagues down under
began inviting the first 100,000 users to preview Google Wave
. We are very proud of the work that they have done and are quite pleased that GWT has helped
make Google Wave a reality
. You can read more in yesterday's
Google Wave Backstage - Q&A with Dhanji Prasanna
at InfoQ.
In fact the Wave team has told us that they would have not been able to build the user interface you see today without GWT. That's a great testament to our
mission statement
which reflects our focus on
developer productivity and user performance
, delivering a great AJAX experience across all major browsers. Also, with only 10-15% additional effort GWT allowed the team to build a user interface dedicated for mobile devices browsers.
Of course there's still
much to do
before Google Wave rolls out for everyone. If you weren't one of the developers who participated in the
developer preview
or helped build one of the many
samples
perhaps there's an extension you would like to build. Check out the
Google Wave API Documentation
to find out how you can get started with GWT and Google Wave.
Congratulations to the Google Wave team on achieving this milestone and we look forward to continuing to work together.
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