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Application Programming Interface
One of the technical priorities of Fedora is to define a well-specified application programming interface (API) against which client applications can be written and future server-side implementations can be created. This Fedora API should be clear and detailed enough such that a corresponding technology compatibility kit (TCK) would be able to indicate if any Fedora implementation fulfills or diverges from the specification. With this in mind, several issues were addressed in this release that clean up Fedora's RESTful interaction.
One new feature which has been requested by the community is support for checksums on non-RDF resources in addition to the previous SHA-1. This release includes support for SHA-256 and MD5 checksums.
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