A system design series on Microserive Architecture with Nats for messaging would be awesome. I have recently transformed my gRPC services to use Nats for inter-microserivce communication since Nats offer request-response, pub sub and also streams.
Hey Jonas, I'm going to spoil future videos but I typically don't use direct communication between services, most of the times I use a message bus (usually Kafka) instead; however in cases where 1) performance is needed and 2) it's a server-side API I lean towards gRPC; with all of that being said, I'm going to look into NATS, it sounds interesting.
Yes, if you haven't seem vi/vim/neovim before it could be hard to follow. Using your feedback I updated my configuration to make it much more explicit how I move between opened files. Cheers.
Great Video. Very clear explanation and helpful!
Thanks, I'm glad you found the video useful.
Concise & so useful, thank you Mario for such high quality videos.
Thanks for watching. I'm glad you're finding the content this useful.
Yee, looking for your video everyday. Awesome learning courses
Thanks! Take care
A system design series on Microserive Architecture with Nats for messaging would be awesome. I have recently transformed my gRPC services to use Nats for inter-microserivce communication since Nats offer request-response, pub sub and also streams.
We recently migrated from ants to Kafka because Kafka is more reliable
Hey Jonas, I'm going to spoil future videos but I typically don't use direct communication between services, most of the times I use a message bus (usually Kafka) instead; however in cases where 1) performance is needed and 2) it's a server-side API I lean towards gRPC; with all of that being said, I'm going to look into NATS, it sounds interesting.
Great Video Mario! I was amazed by your DEV env. Would love to see a video tutorial on that too. Is that oh-my-zsh?
Yes, it is. I'm using Neovim I have a short post covering the configuration: mariocarrion.com/2022/03/26/neovim-lua-init.html
Nice stuff. But it would have been easier to follow if you did not use this weird editor. It's was hard for me to tell which file you were in
Yes, if you haven't seem vi/vim/neovim before it could be hard to follow. Using your feedback I updated my configuration to make it much more explicit how I move between opened files. Cheers.