As mentioned last month we’re turning our former announcement post into a community update. Below you’ll find everything our community has been up to over the past month. Update: 1.5.0 has been released and you can read the full release notes here. What’s New in the Ecosystem Firstly we will be holding two community open
As always with the release announcement, we want to keep you updated on the broader DAML ecosystem and community. Indeed, over the last half year, this post and the associated email have progressively morphed more and more into a community update so from the September release it will be official: The monthly RC announcement will
DAML SDK 1.4.0 has been released 12th August 2020. You can install it using: daml install latest This upgrade should require no action for almost all users. For a few special cases please see the Impact and Migration section below. Interested in what’s happening in the DAML community and broader ecosystem? If so we’ve got
DAML SDK 1.3.0 has been released 16th July 2020. You can install it using daml install latest This is a purely additive upgrade which comes with new features, functionality, and bug fixes. Upgrading should not require any intervention. Summary The Websocket query and fetch APIs are now stable. The JSON API Server is now released
Minor Delay This RC was expected to be marked stable on Wednesday 15th of July. However we will need to delay the release by one day to Thursday 16th of July. During RC testing, a regression was discovered that caused the ledger offset in transaction stream requests to not be observed properly in some corner
Companies require shareholder involvement at a number of times, for example, for board elections, bylaw amendments, business mergers, investment strategy changes, etc. These decisions are usually taken in meetings where the proposals are presented to shareholders. Not all shareholders can attend meetings in person, so they assign that responsibility to a proxy — a person
NuID integrates Daml to provide a decentralized authentication solution that eliminates the need for enterprises to store, manage, and protect passwords and other user authentication data. Enterprises that implement NuID’s Daml-based solution eliminate the risk of a credential breach altogether: with nothing to store, there’s nothing to steal! The NuID platform combines Daml with advances
This supply-chain application solves a key pain point for a manufacturer and its clients by providing demand-supply matching that allows the supply chain to respond to fluctuating demand levels. The solution allows a CPG firm to place an order with a factory (their own or a third party’s) based on current inventory and forecasted demand.
The Supply Chain application demonstrates a generic example between a Buyer, Seller, Supplier, two Warehouses, and two independent Transport Companies. Buyer requests a trade quote from Seller for the price and delivery date for a quantity of goods. Seller notifies Supplier, and Supplier starts the quote collection process by selecting Warehouses to fulfill the product
The Structured Trade Finance application demonstrates a simplified example of creating a chain of participants between a Manufacturer and its Tier-1, Tier-2, and Tier-3 subcontractors. An External Auditor participant is created so Participants can request external certification for the supply chain (e.g. sustainability reporting, etc.). Subcontractors can request trade finance from a Bank with increased