Comments on Appirio Tech Blog: Creating a Salesforce.com Robot for Google Wave

If you haven't already seen, we launched a new...

2010-03-02T13:23:11.612-08:00

If you haven't already seen, we launched a new version of the Robots API today, and are effectively deprecating the old version, since the new one can do everything that the old one can, plus more.

More info on the new API is in the launch blog post:
http://googlewavedev.blogspot.com/2010/03/introducing-robots-api-v2-rise-of.html

We are linking to your article from the documentation "Articles" page, but we may remove the link soon, to reduce developer confusion and to encourage more use of the new API.

We hope that you will find the time to try out this new API and port your article to utilize it, so that developers can continue learning from you. If you do port your article, please let us know so that we can highlight the resource.

We also hope you like this new API. :)

Thanks!

It was a fun post. Thanks for the feedback. We'...

2009-10-18T18:26:51.871-07:00

It was a fun post. Thanks for the feedback. We're working on improving the robot for Dreamforce. We're adding functionality to discuss apex classes by automated stats from the Metadata API. Hopefully, that'll be ready to post soon. Thanks again. Kyle

Its nice to see Appirio coming too early with a sa...

2009-10-10T21:38:05.226-07:00

Its nice to see Appirio coming too early with a salesforce mashup for wave. Its quite exciting, thanks Kyle for putting up the steps to do the App Engine and other required setup.

Great idea and posting Kyle. Curious about what el...

2009-09-15T00:56:50.178-07:00

Great idea and posting Kyle. Curious about what else will come up with Google Wave advancing further.