1.Emaily

The robot sends and receives emails. Every blip is sent as an email to the email recipients, and it creates new wavelets from the incoming emails.

See how to use it here: http://emaily.dlux.hu .

Demonstrates using guice to develop a java robot, and using the "proxyingFor" request field to determine the email address of an email user.

This robot is under heavy development, check the homepage for the latest news.
Demonstrates using guice to develop a java robot, and using the "proxyingFor" request field to determine the email address of an email user.

 emaily-wave@appspot.com


2.Flickrey

Replace flickr image URLs with the image from flickr. Currently only replaces URLs of the form: http://www.flickr.com/photos/username/flickr_image_id

flickrey@appspot.com


3.Norton SafeWave

This robot will validate any links typed into a wave conversation. The links are validated against the Norton SafeWeb API (http://safeweb.norton.com). This will keep waves safe from phishing links, malware sites and infected sites...

nortonwave@appspot.com


4.Dr. Musical Wave

Dr. Music will tell you: 1. What a last.fm user is listening to you (includes you) 2. Music compatibility between people 3. Similar artists to an artist you like All of this with pictures to make it colorful. Once you add Dr. Music he'll tell you how you can get him to do things for you.
Demonstrates reading text from blips, adding images to them, quoting strings, fetching URLs, extracting text using regex, using DOM to parse XML, and error logging.

dr-music@appspot.com


5.IMDbotty

IMDbotty screencast

IMDbotty replaces links to movies on IMDb with a small gadget that displays useful information about the movie (title, year, rating, cover, director(s), actors). The gadget can be reduced or expanded whether we ant all details or not, and the state is saved in the wave and shared between users.
 BEST PRACTICE
It uses memcache to store movie information, templates to display the gadget, regex to parse and extract information from IMDb and the gadget state to store its status.

imdbotty@appspot.com


6.Voicy

A voice recording/messaging/sharing system. A new way to share greetings, thoughts and brainstormings with real voice communication.

Shows tabs, flash integration, identifying the current viewer and customizing the gadget accordingly (between Host and non-host, giving the host more options), Shows retrieving participant information (name) dynamically, shows communication via postMessage to/from external page in iframe, use of set/get state to dynamically update everyone's message list in realtime, shows the use of persistent data through gadget's prefs.


7.MyTweet on a Wave

A gadget to collaboratively browse twitter streams.


8.Map Gadget

Google Wave Maps Gadget

Lets users edit a map together, adding markers and polys with titles and descriptions. Users can also search for addresses and businesses and add those.


9.Brainstorming

Wave brainstorming gadget

A simple brainstroming tool to collaborate on an idea tree. Participants can add, edit and move nodes.

Stores participant actions in the State object as JSON strings which contain labels, relations with parent nodes, etc. Draws nodes using CANVAS.


10.iWave

iWave gadget for google wave demo 2

A gadget that allows you to upload your profile to wave. You can then add new participants so they know who you are. This gadget also uses facebook connect so it will fill in some details automatically, publish posts on your wall when you update your details and automatically update your comment every time you visit the gadget. For more information visit http://www.wave.to/gadgets/iWave/

Uses the Facebook Connect javascript API.