grpc C++ ... a way to go generic
summary
Claims a C++ library that wraps grpc C++ generic callback APIs and protuff-bytes messages so existing domain classes avoid direct grpc and protuff dependencies. It builds an internal my grpc generic service with a single generic RPC named call_for and exposes a my stab client API; implementation uses reactors, message chunking, and custom serializers. Result: removes direct grpc coupling and lets clients pick sync or callback styles, at the cost of C++-only support and maintaining per-type serializers.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00gRPC with C++ intro
- 1:25gRPC and Protocol Buffers basics
- 5:47RPC and service API types
- 9:01Standard gRPC client-server example
- 16:31Limitations of standard gRPC
- 23:29Generic gRPC wrapper library
- 31:19Generic service methods
- 36:45Client-side generic API
- 41:33Generic approach benefits
- 43:23Summary and Q&A
