Building The Independent Wave

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James Purser

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Evolution happens in software as in life, mutations allow old forms to occupy new niches

Iwave allows for more rapid evolution of Wave through exposure to different environments

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Released under Apache License (opportunity)

Achieved federation with wavesandbox.com and FedOne servers

Started life as a Gadget testing framework for Gwave

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