The complete gRPC course 2020 [Golang + Java + Protobuf]
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Brief Introduction
16,000 enrolled students | Learn to build efficient production-grade APIs for your microservices & mobile applicationsDescription
If you're building APIs for your microservices or mobile applications, you definitely want to try gRPC.
It is super-fast, strongly-typed, and you no longer need to write a lot of boilerplate codes for services communication. Thanks to awesome HTTP/2 and Protocol Buffer!
This is a 4-in-1 course, where you will learn not only gRPC, but also protocol-buffer and backend development with Go and Java. The codes in this course are production-grade, with well-organised structure and unit tests.
Requirements
- Requirements
- You only need to have basic programming skills in Go or Java
- You don't need to know protocol-buffer before, since we will learn deeply about it in this course
Knowledge
- What gRPC is, how it works, why we should use it, and where it is suitable to
- The amazing HTTP/2 protocol that gRPC is built on
- Compare gRPC with REST
- Write and serialise protocol-buffer messages using Go + Java
- Define gRPC services with protocol-buffer and generate Go + Java codes
- Implement 4 types of gRPC using Go + Java: unary, server-streaming, client-streaming, bidirectional streaming
- Handle context deadline, gRPC errors and status codes
- Write production-grade application with interfaces and unit tests for gRPC services
- Use gRPC interceptors to authenticate & authorise users with JWT
- Secure gRPC connection with sever-side & mutual SSL/TLS
- Enable gRPC reflections for service discovery
- Load balancing gRPC service
- Use gRPC gateway to generate RESTful service and swagger API
TECH SCHOOL
4.3 Raiting
Complete Guide to Protocol Buffers 3 [Java, Golang, Python]
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Google Protobuf with examples and exercises. Code in Java Go Python. Say Goodbye to JSON & XML. Pre-req to gRPC ...
The complete gRPC course 2020 [Golang + Java + Protobuf]
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16,000 enrolled students | Learn to build efficient production-grade APIs for your microservices & mobile applications Thanks to awesome HTTP/2 and Protocol Buffer!...
