Google Wave: Overhyped? Cool? Collaborative?
Since Google Wave invitations are pouring in, the discussion about it has just begun; http://j.mp/23n3K9
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Gerrit Eicker 14:09 on 2. October 2009 Permalink |
Scoble: “Google’s Wave will crash hard onto the beach of overhype.”
Ruble: “It is way cool. It is real time – where the world is going. But, for now, it does create more problems than it solves. Let’s see if Wave 2.0 fixes that.”
Gray: “Its nature offers an opportunity to further eliminate distance and improve information exchanges.“
Martin Seibert 00:12 on 10. October 2009 Permalink |
Ich bin auch sehr skeptisch, ob diese Applikation für die Masse der Anwender nicht zu komplex wird. Ich freue mich trotzdem drauf. :-)
Gerrit Eicker 09:08 on 10. October 2009 Permalink |
Wie bei allen anderen neuen Produktivtechnologien im Web, wird auch hier die Adaptionsrate gering sein und ihre Steigerung langsam verlaufen oder sogar auf niedrigem Niveau vollständig enden (RSS). Die Kompliziertheit ergibt sich dabei weniger aus der Technologie selbst, als aus den kulturellen Voraussetzungen. Der Berg entsteht, weil die Hügel im Vorfeld nicht abgetragen wurden und werden.
Gerrit Eicker 09:59 on 19. October 2009 Permalink |
My 1st impression of Wave: a nice tool with a great user interface. Maybe a replacement for the Google Docs’ Chat or IM in general. Not a wiki replacement (yet). Wave needs add ons, especially for exporting waves to a wiki or other docs. Right now Wave seems to be quite unstable (‘out of sync’ – but it’s not even a beta yet). – Wave an ‘eMail killer‘? Maybe in the medium/long term: Bigger organisations will not work on 3rd party servers. – I can’t see a ‘revolution‘ in Wave for communications: It’s a relevant evolution of several tools we all know and use: eMails, IMs, Wikis. – To repeat, but it’s really great: Wave will have serious impact on the UI design of several tools. I want the timeline in every doc!
Gerrit Eicker 10:54 on 19. October 2009 Permalink |
The Google Wave Federation Protocol is already available: Check out the source code and get started with the introductory documentation; http://j.mp/4okIjq (via @tailorable)
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