Google Wave in the 2010

A New year starts and this one will be the year of Google Wave.
In this new post we talk about what we expect about Google Wave and everything related.

If you have any other idea, add your comments!

Category Archives: Wave Servers

Understanding Wave protocol – Part II

By Xavier Ruiz | Published: October 12, 2009

The second post of the series of Wave Protocol's security measures. In this post we talk about server-server protocol, all the necessary to be able to understand it's security issued and their functionalities. We hope to see your comments, they let us know where you want us to go investigate.

Also posted in Wave | Tagged featured, federation, hash, protocol server, server-server, signs, Wave, Wave Federation, wave server | 5 Comments

Understanding Wave protocol – Part I

By Xavier Ruiz | Published: September 24, 2009

Starting a series of post related to the Wave Protocol's security measures. In this post we will talk about client-server protocol, all the necessary to be able to understand it's security issued.

Also posted in Wave, Wave Federation | Tagged ack, client server protocol, client-server, hash tree, OT, protocol client, schema, wave ot, wavelet | 5 Comments

Wave Federation Prototype Server

By Xavier Ruiz | Published: September 10, 2009

Do you want to have your own Wave Server? Now that is possible with the source that Google has opened for your eyes to see and modify. You will find useful information on Onthetopofthewave.com