@Kenton, I am very excited by this development. If we can get Wave federation working on Sandstorm.io efficiently and simply, I think that this could be a huge breakthrough for Apache Wave - and beyond! J
Hi wave-dev, > > I thought you'd be interested to know that we've ported Wave to > Sandstorm.io, our open source platform aimed at making it much easier to > run personal instances of web apps. We're hoping to make open source > projects like Wave much more accessible to people who don't have the time > or expertise to run their own server. People can upload arbitrary apps to > Sandstorm, as long as they are packaged correctly. > > You can try it via the demo here: > https://demo.sandstorm.io > > Blog post here: > https://blog.sandstorm.io/news/2014-08-20-apache-wave.html > > You'll notice that in the port we removed the inbox. This is because > Sandstorm is designed to do document management and sharing at the platform > layer. Our sharing model isn't too sophisticated yet, but currently you can > share a wave (even to people who don't have an account) by simply > copy/pasting the link. > > Thoughts? > > Thanks for keeping Wave alive! > > -Kenton >
