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15 March 2019
Recap: Fluidkeys makes PGP simple for engineering teams. It helps you safeguard your source code and protect passwords, secrets and personal data.
That was close, we almost achieved our weekly goal. We’ve gotteam join and authorize working, with a tiny bit more to do on sync.
We’re counting the days until we release version one. 11 to go!
It’s felt like we’ve been working on this for a while, but each week when we get into the nuts and bolts, without fail it presents itself to be more complicated that we originally anticipated.
This week has been a bit slower due to the fact that we store the team roster on the API, but also on everyone’s local machines (which means it could fail trying to write to disk) and that the roster is only valid if it has a cryptographically signed signature. It’s a lot to keep to track of, and validate at various stages of the whole process.
That said, it was really productive week. We’re tantalisingly close! 👇
Next week we’ll finish the first version of Fluidkeys, ready for release and prepare to go on FLOSS weekly!
As ever, if you’ve got any thoughts or feedback, we’re all ears.
Have a great weekend,
— Ian
All feedback is welcome, pop us an email to hello@fluidkeys.com