Geek Swagger.
Have 2 hours to kill? Want to know more about Google Wave?
If you answered yes to these two questions I have a video just for you! Â The video below weighs in at an impressive 120 minutes, and is (from what I can tell after watching the first 5) a thorough demonstration of Google Wave and its API.
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