@itsuditkapoor@maheshnani122 If you haven't yet, I'd encourage you to check out https://t.co/7Yvz415KQP.
It fixes exactly those aspects of gRPC while still integrating cleanly with the gRPC ecosystem.
I found it strange that Jev, the 'system one mode' by TypeSafe AI isn't... Typesafe? So I decided to make a protobuf plugin to generate type-safe code in Go, TS and Python. Real types for the input and output and a gRPC-like interface. Is this useful?
https://t.co/JBOmEwvtz9
I keep seeing theads comparing REST and gRPC here on twitter and I just can't help but consider that ConnectRPC gives the best of both worlds.
https://t.co/yiMaqnQJGa
#grpc#rest#api#connectrpc
Protobuf is already byte-efficient, but you can squeeze out even more. See how delta encoding dropped our test payload size by another 67% in our latest post:
https://t.co/xyrV9D1vGm
In case you missed it, here is a roundup of the latest from the Buf blog:
- gRPC-Web Failed the Web: https://t.co/34QgLQmogg
- connect-rust joins the Connect project: https://t.co/cMeL1yKPWO
- The modern Protobuf workflow: https://t.co/R83SXCH5Iq
- Protobuf-ES just got a lot faster: https://t.co/AImKT1zA5B
- Protobuf Tip #10: Choosing the right integer type: https://t.co/OBc3oA3sR5
@vadimhomchik@bufbuild@IamAroke Glad you're having success with protoc-gen-connect-openapi! 🙏
It's honestly really cool to extend Protobuf schemas further like this. Feel free to hit me up on the Buf slack if you have any issues or comments.
Protobuf used to come with a pretty rough developer experience. We've spent the last few years fixing that. If you gave up on Protobuf before, schema-first development is worth another look. https://t.co/TADGnpDzT9
#connectrpc#grpc#protobuf#api
🐹 Go: ConnectRPC is your RPC choice
It started as a gRPC alternative:
• HTTP/1.1 + JSON
• no Envoy proxy tax
• browser-friendly debugging
Now it’s a full API workflow:
• buf plugins
• LSP
• validation
• OpenAPI docs
• mock servers
https://t.co/YMVx6mDquR
#go#golang