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# KERI Dev Focus Call #16, 2023-04-27

Creder code added to cesride issue 147 with KERIpy tests to port, a possible 0.6.0 release, and a review of the IIW whiteboarding session on the split between cesride, parside and signifide, with a proposed set of Rust modules (veride, parside, eventide, acdcide, cesride, signifide) and a dependency diagram. Participants noted that CESR attachments and nested counters are the hardest part to learn and recommended starting from the KERIpy parsing code.

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