Thanks for the talk. It would be cool to have access to the examples you built (both grpc-rust and tonic), in particular if you set them up with Bazel and Tilt.
This is correct. Go and Java do not build on gRPC C-Core. However, other languages are also moving away from C Core. Node and C# have recently migrated to stacks written entirely in Node and C# respectively.
This seems to hit all the subjects I am interested in. Gonna watch the whole thing when its not the middle of the night and I am super tired and my brain actually needs rest. Because I fear I'll miss out on really valuable information then. 😄
Excellent talk by Filip, it gives complete overview what rust is with gRPC, Thumbsup for rust community for their work on gRPC.
Thanks for the talk. It would be cool to have access to the examples you built (both grpc-rust and tonic), in particular if you set them up with Bazel and Tilt.
Just to clarify: if I'm not mistaken - grpc-java and grpc-go actually do not use grpc-c. literally all other languages do, though :)
This is correct. Go and Java do not build on gRPC C-Core. However, other languages are also moving away from C Core. Node and C# have recently migrated to stacks written entirely in Node and C# respectively.
Really insightful and clear talk, thanks!
This seems to hit all the subjects I am interested in. Gonna watch the whole thing when its not the middle of the night and I am super tired and my brain actually needs rest. Because I fear I'll miss out on really valuable information then. 😄
Outstanding presentation.
Would you mind if you could share Git repository to visualize how you implement all these tools, please?
Thank you 👍
Bazel is like the old game dota 1, if you don't already know someone who already know how to use bazel. You won't be able to learn how to use bazel.
Awesome