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• Scheduling future meetings
  • January 1: Cancelled
  • January 15: Need to select a topic
• Aries language wrappers
  • Connect-a-thon proposal: let's only build Frameworks instead of SDKs—let's be opinionated!  Simplify the experience of a new developer.
    • Merge the SDK and the Framework repositories so developers don't have to choose between them.
      • aries-sdk-go should merge into aries-framework-go
      • aries-sdk-javascript should move into aries-framework-javascript
      • other SDKs renamed as Frameworks?
    • Can have a separate SDK artifact in the Framework repository, if desired.
  • When can we deprecate the Indy SDK wrappers? (IS-1423)
    • Overlap in development between Indy and Aries. New developers should start in Aries.
    • Hard to maintain CI / CD and do bug fixes for environments and wrappers we don't use.
    • IS-1423 for DotNet, because the Aries Framework is mature.
    • IS-1424 for Java, JavaScript, Android, iOS
    • Challenges with Python
• Aries KMS design
  • Define approved algorithms
  • Define plugin interface
  • 3rd party libraries we could leverage:
    • Google Tink as an encryption library

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