Robots Wave tutorials

How to Use Google Robots

If you want to learn how to use Google Robots entirely, it's a good idea to learn how to stop Google robots from indexing pages using nofollow and follow rules. This is possible by setting meta details within your html.

4 URL Shortener Google Wave Extensions

There are several URL Shortener services available for Google Wave. Within this list there are 2 gadgets that requires the user to trigger the event to shorten the URL. The other 2 references on this page are google wave robots. The key difference here being that the robot equivalents will shorten the URL automatically when they find a long URL.

4 URL Shortener Google Wave Extensions

There are several URL Shortener services available for Google Wave. Within this list there are 2 gadgets that requires the user to trigger the event to shorten the URL. The other 2 references on this page are google wave robots. The key difference here being that the robot equivalents will shorten the URL automatically when they find a long URL.

A Wave Gadget + Robot using GWT 2.0, Part 1

In this tutorial, we'll build a gadget that manages a list of messages with the corresponding author images adjacent to each message. This tutorial is quite detailed and provides full code snippets throughout.

Google Wave Robots API: Basics

This page introduces some robot basics for use within Google Wave, including how robots are set up, where they are hosted, and how they're identified to Google Wave clients. This article also details a robot's capabilities and how meta information is attached to the robot, via profiles.

The Rise of Active Robots

Robots are an important part of the Google Wave API, and they've just become a lot more powerful. This article highlights a bunch of new features available within version 2.0 of the Google Wave robots API.

Google Wave Robots Get Smarter

The biggest feature in the newest release of the Google Wave Robots API is the Active API. This enables developers to create pre-programmed responses to certain external events, removing the need for the Cron API, which is far less desirable. Now, reactions to any external source of information can be programmed in advance.