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Actually according to the article it's not confirmed that he's heading for Facebook. It'll be hard to top Google Wave. I wonder what he'll work on next?
by jdp23 16y ago
Actually according to the article it's not confirmed that he's heading for Facebook.
It'll be hard to top Google Wave. I wonder what he'll work on next?
- daviding 16y agoFacebook has an email platform / inbox metaphor thing. I bet (i.e. I have no idea what I'm talking about) that he's probably still interested in new forms of collaboration. Maybe under the guise of a Facebook tweak we'll see some Wave concepts reappear. I did always wonder if Wave would be some sort of gmail labs bolt on, and perhaps Facebook is keen on that for their platform...
- jdp23 16y agoIt's interesting to think about Facebook cross-fertilizing with Wave but man, hard to believe it would lead to a decent UX.
- robryan 16y agoPossibly, if staying in relatively the same area, improving Facebook chat, which is tending to be the default chat people use these days but is lagging behind alternatives. It's only got so big because your friends are already on it and people are already on Facebook.
- jacquesm 16y ago> It'll be hard to top Google Wave. How do you mean that ?
- jdp23 16y agoit's hard to come up with another example of something as ambitious, launched with such huge hype (remember the entire developers conference leaping to their feet and applauding) with such atrocious quality and usability. not at all clear what to do for an encore :-)
- naner 16y agoIt'll be hard to top Google Wave. I wonder what he'll work on next? Maybe he'll integrate Google Wave into Facebook? Well one can dream...