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Ben Griffiths
- Oct 17, 2009
A simple like/dislike gadget that can be added to a blip for intuitive user rating. It tells you how many people have liked, how many have disliked, and what you selected. You can also change your selection.
Demonstrates identifying the current viewer and customizing the gadget accordingly.
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Google Wave APIs Team
- Oct 15, 2009
Lets each participant locate themselves on the map, and clusters all the locations.
Shows retrieving participant information (picture and name) dynamically.
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Google Wave APIs Team
- Oct 13, 2009
Play against a robot, with the goal to get four cells in a row of your color before the robot does.
Demonstrates how to communicate between a robot and a gadget (2 ways) using the Python SDK.
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Sverre v. Nøkleby
- Oct 09, 2009
This wave looks for #hashtags in your wave/blips, and uses the API at http://tagdef.com to look up definitions for these tags. It then adds a reply to the wave with the definitions.
Uses URLFetch with the REST api at http://api.tagdef.com, and uses Memcache to cache the results.
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Google Wave APIs Team
- Oct 03, 2009
This sample is an extension installer that uses annotateSelection to annotate the selected text when a toolbar icon is clicked. It annotates it using the key used by the Wave client for specifying the background color of text, and specifies the value as yellow. This results in the text being highlighted.
Demonstrates using annotateSelection in the extension installer XML.
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