Google Wave: Where communication is going

Google Wave let brings all forms of communication together into a central place. Photo sharing, group discussions, IMs, email, blog posts and comments, tweets, Facebook, and so much more. Google has really set up a field of dreams with this one. And it’s all open, open source, federated.

I can’t see why this isn’t going to be adopted like crazy, and it makes me excited to know that my clients using Google Apps will probably see this for business use sometime in the near future.

Here is a fairly lengthy demo of the new platform, presented at the 2009 Google I/O conference. Definitely worth a watch, even if you only devote a half hour to it.

Because Google Web Toolkit is Java-based, I’m not seeing why CFML developers shouldn’t take a look at making a CFC API for it stat. I’m going to need to take a look at this.

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