update transcript with links

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meetings/2022-03-09-transcript.md

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 I will be raising a PR or two of my own as well between now and our next meeting. (One will be a PR against the DIDComm WG spec repo, removing the guide content which will now be redundant, and updating links in the spec to use our new permalink to the guidebook on didcomm.org.) And I will publish the transcript of this meeting at https://github.com/decentralized-identity/didcomm-usergroup/blob/main/meetings/2022-03-09-transcript.md
 
 ### Suggestion about Hello World
-@Rodolfo Miranda and @Lance Byrd : re Hello World, you might have a look at the IIW presentation that was given by DSR in Oct 2021. I'll track it down for you. They walked people through sending and receiving a message. You could possibly link to their recording as an extra resource, and/or use the same workflow. One nice thing about it is that the libraries they used have the same interface in 3 or 4 different programming languages, so the Hello World writeup could be almost identical no matter which language a programmer likes.
+@Rodolfo Miranda and @Lance Byrd : re Hello World, you might have a look at the IIW presentation that was given by DSR in Oct 2021. I'll track it down for you. They walked people through sending and receiving a message. You could possibly link to their recording as an extra resource, and/or use the same workflow. One nice thing about it is that the libraries they used have the same interface in 3 or 4 different programming languages, so the Hello World writeup could be almost identical no matter which language a programmer likes.
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+Daniel Hardman — Today at 8:56 AM
+@Rodolfo Miranda and @Lance Byrd : Here is the presentation I was thinking of: https://cloud.dsr-corporation.com/index.php/s/kZEMQeMR5c2sxG5
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+It is full of links. One of them is to a demo that shows a sender in python and a receiver in java, I think. https://github.com/sicpa-dlab/didcomm-demo/blob/main/didcomm-demo-python/didcomm_demo/didcomm_demo.py
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+Since they gave this preso, they finished the Rust work, and they have a wrapper for WASM and Swift, so JavaScript (browser, server-side) and iOS are now possible targets for the same demo. The actual narration/video of their presentation might be (more) helpful. 
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+@Rodolfo Miranda and @Lance Byrd : Here is a recording that goes along with the PPT and the demo code from DSR, that might be useful in Hello World: https://cloud.dsr-corporation.com/index.php/s/EzED9i2dQcMXi6w