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# KERI Dev Focus Call notes (HackMD)

Kent Bull's agenda and minutes for the KERI Dev Focus Call, a biweekly call held opposite the KERI Educators call from September 2022 to May 2023 to coordinate Rust implementations of CESR and KERI. It follows the work from the CESROX kickoff and the KERIox code through the renaming to cesride and parside, then signifide and the move toward a KERIde monorepo, with recurring themes of code tables, the foreign function interface (FFI) to other languages, cryptographic curve support, naming, licensing and release versioning.

Labels: reading level Implementer; evidence informative (an author's paper, deck, tutorial or post explaining the suite).
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