#+title: What's new in disfluid?
#+language: en
#+author: Vivien Kraus
#+email: vivien@planete-kraus.eu

* Redesign of the client API
The client API articulates different parts. You can read
src/sc/webid-oidc/example-app.scm to know what you should expect.

* The Guix service now accepts multiple instance of the service
It still runs one process per server, but it is now possible to run
two servers. This is useful for testing with 2 different users.

* The server can now load the encrypted password from a file
This means that the encrypted password can be hidden from the other
users.

* The project is renamed!
webid-oidc was a stupid name for 2 reasons:
- it did not say anything special about the project;
- nothing is called webid-oidc in the protocol anymore.

Plus, the new name is a tail-recursive (almost) acronym for:

Demanding Interoperability to Strengthen the Free (Libre) Web:
Introducing DISFLUID

That makes it special: DISFLUID is not SOLID.
  
* Initial features
** The server has now a coherent set of features
It is now possible to run a full Solid server. There are known shortcomings:
- LD-PATCH is not supported;
- the websocket pubsub API is not supported (at this time, it’s not
  standardized either).

The server is not tested yet, so there will be embarrassing
programming errors. If you find one, please report it to me.
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