I read the blog post, Google Wave went to the larger scale "Preview". They started to send out 100,000 invitations. Let's go to Google Wave to request an invitations.

Reference links:
Offical Google Blog

In the most of case, Google Web Toolkit is using with AppEngine. But it can convert Java code to Javascript. It can used in s client-side only scripting environment. Yesterday, I wrote an example page with some Ajax requests to an external web services. That is very easy. I used Google Plugin for Eclipse.So that, after I finished coding, all I need to do is compiling the project. Then it will generate the html files and javascript under /war. Finally, I copy all files to my web root under Apache. Then done. I can view the webpage in a normal web browser.

As far as I know, there is no offical apps of Blogger.com on Android. I found some apps required to sign up some other parties accounts. They cannot give you a direct access to Blogger.com. But I found AndroBlogger, that is a free apps. Moreover, it can access the blogger via your Google account. I think it uses the blogger API.

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I have used a few download managers in Joomla, such as DocMan and jDownload. But my lastest favour is Phoca Download. First of all, that is a GPL component and Joomla 1.5 native. Moreover, so far, that is very stable application. I have not found any bugs at all. In addition, that is only a component. It has plug-ins and modules. According to their documentation, they has some plug-ins can add the links to a file, category and section to an article. I have tried their module menu. That is very good. It can draw a menu to all sections in my homepage, that is good for the user browsing the by sections.

I connected my notebook(Ubuntu Remix) to internet via my HTC Magic(Android as a modem). A few applications can do that and some of them are paid apps. I chose an opensource application, Proxoid.

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