Readers of my blog maybe have already noticed it: Jason found out, that somebody has taken my code, removed the copyright stuff and uploaded it to the Wordpress directory. I was quite surprised – the content-thief is telling on his blog that he had two weeks holiday while he came across Wave and implemented this plugin. I mean, what the f***? Are people really thinking that nobody will notice that theft in the case of beta software? I just can say: don’t use tecinfor-wave. This is outdated code and the distributor didn’t write it – I doubt he can help in error cases.
But everything has its good sides. I decided to put my development on that plugin more into public and created a new google code project: Wavediver. You can find the original Wordpress plugin there. I will try to update the API and make it more usable. At the moment it’s a little bit, well, ugly 
Let’s hope that it will reach the status to be included in the PIWI framework later.
Already included is a cli.php file, which enables you to send Adobe Wave message from the command line, just with: php -f cli.php. That can help testing.
If there is anybody who wants to join up – don’t hesitate.
Tags: Adobe Wave, PHP, Wavediver, Wordpress