The Complete Guide to Google Wave First Edition Now in Print!
Gina Trapani
Google Wave, which is now available for purchase in print and as a
personalized PDF.
Check it out at http://completewaveguide.com.
The 195-page First Edition is almost double the pagecount of the
Preview PDF released last fall and it's packed with screenshots and
examples. In this expansion, Adam and I went out of our way, page
after page, to illustrate the answer the most common question about
Wave: "What is the point?" We added two new chapters, completely
rewrote several existing chapters, and since the book is now available
in print, added an index for easy reference. We scored a Foreword from
our web hero, Lars Rasmussen, who with his brother Jens created Google
Maps and Google Wave.
The best part of this new release isn't just that you can hold the
book in your hand--it's that a portion of print book sales go to a
great cause. San Diego-based charity Partnerships with Industry
fulfills our print book orders, so your purchase helps create a job
for adults with developmental disabilities in my community. Read more
about our relationship with PWI here:
If you already purchased the Preview PDF, we want to thank you for
your early support with a free upgrade to the First Edition. Keep an
eye on your email inbox for that--if it hasn't already, it will arrive
shortly.
Thanks for your interest and support of this crazy adventure in
independent tech publishing. We so appreciate it! Wave, email, or
tweet us (@gwaveguide) to let us know what you think.
Sincerely,
Gina Trapani, Adam Pash, and the whole team behind
http://completewaveguide.com