gRPC is certainly a something interesting. As you said, while it gives you pretty damn good reasons to use it, it certainly has it's downsides. The last project I worked on, I had to refactor existing REST APIs to gRPC. While it was fun to watch everything works like a charm, it definitely takes a toll on time. But when you get used to it, and reusability kicks in... It feels, okay. I had a rough time here trying the tech for the first time not knowing anything, but you kinda forget it 😂. And I just used the request/response model it offers. There's lot more to it. Just sharing my experience with the tech. Btw, try rsocket if you get some time. It uses websockets instead of http. I think you can add that to the article as well. 👍
Yep, think it will be the same as anything. When I first started working with Event Buses it used to take me forever to set everything up (events, handlers, subscribers etc). Now I think I could make a pretty good job of doing it with my eye closed.
gRPC just needs some practice :)
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gRPC is certainly a something interesting. As you said, while it gives you pretty damn good reasons to use it, it certainly has it's downsides. The last project I worked on, I had to refactor existing REST APIs to gRPC. While it was fun to watch everything works like a charm, it definitely takes a toll on time. But when you get used to it, and reusability kicks in... It feels, okay. I had a rough time here trying the tech for the first time not knowing anything, but you kinda forget it 😂. And I just used the request/response model it offers. There's lot more to it. Just sharing my experience with the tech. Btw, try rsocket if you get some time. It uses websockets instead of http. I think you can add that to the article as well. 👍
Yep, think it will be the same as anything. When I first started working with Event Buses it used to take me forever to set everything up (events, handlers, subscribers etc). Now I think I could make a pretty good job of doing it with my eye closed.
gRPC just needs some practice :)