Over the last few weeks we have been very quite. A few business trips and then someone very lucky (ME) got an Invite to GoogleWave.  Once I accepted the Invite, I was able to invite up to 8 more people.  we decided to give GoogleWave invites to the members of the Big Giant Crayon Network, as a nice test.

Googlewave, hasn’t yet transformed us into the business leaders just yet, but some of the features it has, real time communication, it feels at times like a huge white board, that we can all use.  If it works for Google, it will be one of the biggest releases the Internet has seen for a long time.  Fingers crossed, because it has so much potential.

When we get some more invites, my twitter followers will be next for the invites.

To get an idea of what Google Wave is capable of, take a look at the video here.

Well I have had a strange morning, woke up to Google Chrome Frame (CF), and like the ‘install everything I find fool that I am‘, I installed it.

This time, it was worth it. http://code.google.com/chrome/chromeframe

Google Chrome Frame is an early-stage open source plug-in that seamlessly brings Google Chrome’s open web technologies and speedy JavaScript engine to Internet Explorer.

When Googlewave preview is extended  next week Google Chrome Frame will be encouraged for IE users.

As a web developer this sounds like one of the most exciting web technologies released recently.