This idea started with a question I posted to StackOverflow.com a few weeks ago.
Basically, I have been writing WinDbg extensions the ‘normal’ way for a while. I found them extremely useful for parsing data from large DMP files. Specifically, I work on a large application, and being able to pull information from data structures in the minidump (with full memory) is awesome. I would write code like this:
I created a new forum for suggestions on what to implement in v2.0 of ceeFrenzy, the iPhone application for record collectors.
Access the forum here: Click Here
Wrote another wave robot, this are strangely addicting to write. Its weird because at this level Wave is really just a glorified IRC chatroom. They have been doing bots in rooms for decades. But I don’t know, something is really cool about going back to the purity of that model, while using future-looking technology like Wave. I am on board 100%.
Anyway, FEZZIKYBOT!
Thaaaats right dude, google wave is here. I got my invite last week, and tonight was the first night I really got to play with it so I decided to write a little wave robot. I had no idea how easy/difficult it would be so I made something simple.
Enter THE DUDE-Y!
I have been doing quite a bit of Google Web Toolkit programming lately. I thought I would start sharing a few of the troubles and fixes along the way. Most recently I have been attempting to get Google Gears working for offline access with my GWT 1.7 web application.