1. “ Making my CLI in the cloud“ WadRobotFramework Jérôme BATON ( @wadael ) August 2010 Jérôme BATON – My CLI in the cloud, Aug. 2010 v1 - DRAFT DRAFT

2. SADLY As announced on Aug the 4th, Google Wave will be discontinued and dismantled, thus I release now this unfinished presentation. The most important being the principle. WRF being only a tool to get to the goal. http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/08/update-on-google-wave.html Jérôme BATON – My CLI in the cloud, Aug. 2010 v1 - DRAFT

3. First, two short definitions Jérôme BATON – My CLI in the cloud, Aug. 2010 v1 - DRAFT

5. Remember DOS/shell ? ;) Jérôme BATON – My CLI in the cloud, Aug. 2010 v1 - DRAFT

7. Here GAE/J Jérôme BATON – My CLI in the cloud, Aug. 2010 v1 - DRAFT

8. Reminder: The WRF is for creating Wave robots more quickly and easily that the normal API. This presentation will demonstrate a possible usage of WRF : Make GAE/J do what you want, benefit from its availability, APIs, … through Wave & its robots Jérôme BATON – My CLI in the cloud, Aug. 2010 v1 - DRAFT

9. Writing WRF advanced robots that will have the behaviour you will implement, and compose a language. Each robot will be a command Principle of the CLI in the cloud Jérôme BATON – My CLI in the cloud, Aug. 2010 v1 - DRAFT

11. Use GAE/J as YOUR slave computer

12. Do anything you can code

13. Make it personnal ! Jérôme BATON – My CLI in the cloud, Aug. 2010 v1 - DRAFT

15. 24/7 Java hosting

16. browser access

17. (soon) access through chat, email Jérôme BATON – My CLI in the cloud, Aug. 2010 v1 - DRAFT

20. www.wadael.org