The document discusses creating a command line interface (CLI) in the cloud using the WadRobotFramework (WRF). WRF allows creating robots on Google Wave more quickly than the normal API. The presentation demonstrates using WRF to build robots on Google App Engine/Java that act as commands and compose a language to manage a website or use GAE/J as a personal computer from anywhere through access via chat, email, etc. Some benefits mentioned are ad-hoc software, 24/7 Java hosting, and browser access.

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

4. CLI Command-line interface

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

6. Cloud Magical, scalable server hosting

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

10. Possibilities Manage your website (validate user input, activate articles, …)

11. Use GAE/J as YOUR slave computer