Thanks for this Mahesh. I'm a Data Engineer, that is drifting towards being a developer and videos like this makes my life a lot easier. Keep on making it :)
Thanks for the tutorial. I'm curious why you chose those API signatures (CRUD) as your example, however, given they would be better resolved with a REST style approach? Not sure this highlights the value of gRPC effectively.
Great tutorial. Thanks. Question: How do you push the messages (formatted) to a database like PostgreSQL? Is it possible, instead of hard coding the values, to either use a .json File or POSTMAN to POST the values? And how?
I see there are lots of code duplication happens in gRPS communications. The client should have the same code the server generates is there any way we can avoid this?
Generally, the Proto files are stored at a central location away from the Client or Server Code and updated in that location, ones that's updated the code is updated in both client and server. Code duplication in implementation only occurs when you are using Python from both Client and Server, Consider the case where you are using let's say JavaScript for client and python for server, in that case the syntax to interact with the Client and / Server will be completely different, Infact this is a very trivial example, in larger systems the logic is pretty complicated and it is rarely the case that the code is repeated.
The video title should be updated as it is not complete. Also, I see no connection between the first part of the video (Docker and Docker Compose) and the second part (gRPC). The content itself is good, thank you, but it doesn't do what the title seems to promise.
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dude u best friend all python developers!
Haha I was thinking I am node dev 👹
Great illustration, thanks Mahesh!
Thanks for this Mahesh. I'm a Data Engineer, that is drifting towards being a developer and videos like this makes my life a lot easier. Keep on making it :)
This is an absolutely killer tutorial! 🙏 ❤
thanks for the video, what theme / cursor configuration you using for your cursor in the terminal?
it is really cool
Master doesn't have a second part? where it integrates the user microservice
Thanks for the tutorial. I'm curious why you chose those API signatures (CRUD) as your example, however, given they would be better resolved with a REST style approach? Not sure this highlights the value of gRPC effectively.
Excelente tutorial, me salio bien :)
Thanks 🙏
Wish you had shown working server client inside Docker (docker-compose)
Sorry
Great tutorial. Thanks. Question: How do you push the messages (formatted) to a database like PostgreSQL? Is it possible, instead of hard coding the values, to either use a .json File or POSTMAN to POST the values? And how?
How did you manage to get path autocomplete in your terminal? Is this some kind of zsh plugin?
did you find out?
if you do, can you share with us?
Hi, nice video. have you implement python gRPC in production ?
Yes yes I will make video in a while
@@maheshkariya thanks. I just want to adopt it. N not sure it can use async method.
Hello if i setup this in django project is it different ?
Not much
I see there are lots of code duplication happens in gRPS communications. The client should have the same code the server generates
is there any way we can avoid this?
same question, did you find the answer yet?
Generally, the Proto files are stored at a central location away from the Client or Server Code and updated in that location, ones that's updated the code is updated in both client and server. Code duplication in implementation only occurs when you are using Python from both Client and Server, Consider the case where you are using let's say JavaScript for client and python for server, in that case the syntax to interact with the Client and / Server will be completely different, Infact this is a very trivial example, in larger systems the logic is pretty complicated and it is rarely the case that the code is repeated.
The video title should be updated as it is not complete. Also, I see no connection between the first part of the video (Docker and Docker Compose) and the second part (gRPC). The content itself is good, thank you, but it doesn't do what the title seems to promise.
Okay
You need only one virtualenv
can you share the source code of this tutorial with us? thanks.
i've already do it, please check my information.