Thanks for the video. It would have been great if you presented the protobuf binary size (51B) and compared it with the JSON (since you explained that the JSON example was 51B)
Hey! Glad you like it! 1) sending pictures is the same as a byte array. Protobuf has the `bytes` type that maps to Java's bytearray. developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/proto3#scalar 2) I can only speculate, but protobuf on its own does not offer a lot of advantages for web apps. It's difficult to debug (as opposed to JSON) and doesn't offer a lot in terms of transport, as you still have to use an HTTP API to communicate with the backends. gRPC, on the other hand, is really cool for that. On the grpc-web roadmap, they are looking at integrating it with web frameworks: github.com/grpc/grpc-web/blob/master/ROADMAP.md . Curious to see what's next!
очень круто рассказал все за 5 минут, надеюсь у тебя появится время сделать такое же видео про grpc, потому что они все по 30 минут на ютубе не очень понятны
Thanks for the response. Can u share me one sample deck of your or even this one you have. Eager to learn. Sure i might find books but just thought I would ask. Vinodh.thiagarajan@gmail.com
Such a concise explanation :) thanks for the video and efforts put it. Looking forward for more. Also can you please share your twitter handle if you are active. would love to follow stuff what you share such a high quality :)
No word for this knowledge sharing. So simple and to the point in a small video.
Thanks
Simple and easy to understand explanation... Thanks for the great video!
why not do more videos consistently? you explain really well, and i like to learn more from you
Please continue the great work. Waiting for hundreds of videos. Subbed!!!
yass this is the sort of succinct explanations i was looking for. thanks. subbed 👍🏻
Great video! Best explanation I've seen! Thank you!
Excellent explanation, thankyou.
Thanks for the video. It would have been great if you presented the protobuf binary size (51B) and compared it with the JSON (since you explained that the JSON example was 51B)
gRPC please
+Vladimir Pintea will do, thanks!
Yes, grpc please, i support this.
@@ivantalksaboutcomputers7327 Still waiting 💀
Thanks for the video
this helps me a lot for have a better differentiation between JSON and Protobuf.
Wow this was excellent mate! Thanks for doing this 👍
please keep the good contents going, love your video!
Very helpful. Thank you so much!!!
Very well done!! That was a fantastic video.
Keep it up, Ivan! Spot on content!
Amazing job. Subscribed.
1) how do you send pictures in protobuf?
2) Why not use protobuf for web applications , as there is a JS implementation?
Hey! Glad you like it!
1) sending pictures is the same as a byte array. Protobuf has the `bytes` type that maps to Java's bytearray. developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/proto3#scalar
2) I can only speculate, but protobuf on its own does not offer a lot of advantages for web apps. It's difficult to debug (as opposed to JSON) and doesn't offer a lot in terms of transport, as you still have to use an HTTP API to communicate with the backends. gRPC, on the other hand, is really cool for that. On the grpc-web roadmap, they are looking at integrating it with web frameworks: github.com/grpc/grpc-web/blob/master/ROADMAP.md . Curious to see what's next!
Best Regards From México City. Manuel Silva
Amazing work!
очень круто рассказал все за 5 минут, надеюсь у тебя появится время сделать такое же видео про grpc, потому что они все по 30 минут на ютубе не очень понятны
Well introduced
Json string doesn't represent numbers as ASCII character?
Great video explanation
Sunch an amazing video! Thank you!
Thanks a lot for taking time to explain
awesome explanation
Thanks a lot. A very good intro.
Need help on converting proto Api file into swagger json?
Great Video 👍🦄😎
A 64 bit integer would be 8 bytes.
i subscribe this because how good this explanation
I can not compute Json massive 51
4 byte integer
19 byte character
Where is my 28 byte?? Can you explain?
Very clear explanations! Thank you!!
Great video! What happens if schema changes? How protobuf ensures backward compatibility?
That's a really good question. Have you find an answer to it?
Fantastic! What software is this that u use to present ? By the way I subscribed
Hi! I make everything with the Keynote app. Thanks!
Thanks for the response. Can u share me one sample deck of your or even this one you have. Eager to learn. Sure i might find books but just thought I would ask. Vinodh.thiagarajan@gmail.com
@@VinodhThiagarajan sent! Good luck!
@@ivantalksaboutcomputers7327 - Thanks a lot
@@VinodhThiagarajan Hi Ivan, also interested in the slide deck if possible! code@ryan-schachte.com
If you are using JSON a lot, then DeltaJSON is really useful for compare, merge and patch.
does it need flash
Good one!
this was fantastic
Nice and clean video, thanks!
Such a concise explanation :) thanks for the video and efforts put it. Looking forward for more. Also can you please share your twitter handle if you are active. would love to follow stuff what you share such a high quality :)
Hi Anand! Thank you for the comment. I didn't do more videos yet but I will soon! Stay tuned :)
what about capnp?
gRPC in Golang please.
Now I know when JSON format could be problematic.
64bit integer takes 8bytes :)
Good video, but damn that echo!
Could you talk a little bit slower, please? Thx for Video good job! I'm waiting for your next video.
KMWTW you can adjust video playback speed
JSON vs BSON смотри сейчас! th-cam.com/video/w9UuJprl-Sw/w-d-xo.html
Дизлайк. Нет перевода на русский
Very helpful. Thank you so much!!!