Re: [EXT] did:webs vs did:tdw

For those wanting to get up to speed on did:tdw, Stephen Curran gave a couple of great presentations at the last IIW.  See pages 43 and 142

IIW Proceedings (https://github.com/windley/IIW_homepage/blob/6b0308f951ce7bcd14efea3c53e553317d78d483/assets/proceedings/IIW38_Book_of_Proceedings.pdf?raw=true)

Steve McCown


On Jun 24, 2024, at 07:25, Julien Fraichot <Julien.Fraichot@hyland.com> wrote:

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Hi,

At recent DICE in Zürich Stephen Curran presented the did:tdw spec.

Trying to wrap my head around the differences with did:webs, it seems did:tdw borrows a lot of concepts from the latter.

From what I’ve gathered so far, the main difference is that did:webs relies on KERI while did:tdw does not. Is that the only notable difference?

I’m aware of the xkcd joke and the 196 did specs out there, so I’m trying to break down a sort of comparison table to facilitate decision making, at least between these 2 specs.

Thanks


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