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Stephane Maarek | AWS Certified Solutions Architect & Developer
gRPC is a new and modern framework for building scalable, modern and fast API. It is leveraged by many top tech companies such as Google, Square & Netflix and enables programmers to write micro–services in any language they want while keeping the ability to easily create communications between these services. It relies on Protocol Buffers for the transport mechanism and Service Definition language.
In this course, we are going to explore in depth, with hands–on lectures, all the aspects to get started with gRPC.
This course is hands–on and you will implement two services: Greet and a Calculator Service.
In just a few hours, you will know everything you need to know to write your .proto files, generate code in your Favourite Programming, and implement your services, servers and client in Java. There will be plenty of hands–on lectures and exercises for you to practice your newly acquired skills.
It’s time to say goodbye to slow and clunky REST API, and opt–in for a better API framework.
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gRPC Java Master Class is the best way to get a great overview of all the possibilities offered by gRPC with your favourite language
> Learn the gRPC theory to understand how gRPC works
> Compare gRPC and REST API paradigm
> Write your gRPC service definition in .proto files
> Generate Server & Client Code in Java using the Gradle gRPC plugin
> Implement Unary, Server Streaming, Client Streaming & Bi–Directional Streaming API
> Practice your learning with Exercises & Solutions
> Implement advanced concepts such as Error Handling, Deadlines & SSL Security
> Implement a full CRUD API on top of MongoDB
> Get pointers to expand your learning journey and get inspired by real world gRPC services
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Specification: gRPC [Java] Master Class: Build Modern API & Micro services
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 5 hours |
| Year | 2022 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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James Simon –
This course was amazing and eye opening. Thank you. I hope that you have done or will do an advanced course, getting into options and interplay with REST and Pub/Sub.
Akash –
Great teaching by Sir.Loved it!!!
T T marshel Daniel –
Really very awsome cource. Thank you
Artem Abeleshev –
Really great course! It contains all that you needed to start with. Examples are quite representative and the course flow is very good. The whole course is short and at the same is very informative. This is exactly what I’ve expected from the course. Strongly recommend for those who want to understand the main idea of gRPC and to try it by yourself. Course contains examples, assignments for implementing it by yourself as well as showing you how instructor is doing it by himself. Thanks, Staphane! That was really very useful and fun! Suggestion: that would be awesome if the chapter for gRPC gateway will also be included! Hope it will be added later…
S rgio Veloso –
I only heard about gRPC in a very high level, but now I do understand the basics. The Hands On really helped to follow up.
Tez Kurmala –
This course along with Protocol Buffers teaches a lot of standard stuff but does not cover some essential topics that will help enterprise application developers. This course targets Hello World version of various things but not really a Master as title says. 1. Exposing a gRPC End Point as a URL is not covered. How do we integrate wirh Web UIs without this. At least suggestions and scope should have been made evident. 2. Extensions and Custom Options are not covered. 3. Hence Custom Options in Service and RPC Call when defined, how can they be referenced from server code is not covered.
Stefan Dominicus –
Very thorough, with some nice examples along the way to check your understanding as you learn.
TEERAYUTH KAEWTA –
I have to learning about Proto!
Lakshminarayanankesavan –
It is good. Explained in a simple manner and clear.
Jose Rafael Ocampo Antero –
excellent course, very practical and clear expositions of concepts
Alejandro Scott –
Excellent course, it gave me a lot of information to start with the GPRC world. I am very excited to start to work with it
Edgar Becerra –
Realmente me ha gustado mucho el curso, fu una gu a paso a paso muy completa y totalmente amigable.
Dusan Kostic –
Great course and straight to the point. It is interesting to see how new gRPC is similar to the old SOAP. Make sure that you are familiar, at least a bit, with the Protocol Buffers.
Shouvik Bhattacharya –
Stephane as usual was spot on in this course as well. This was my second course with him and the item was presented in a lucid manner.
Caio Vinicius –
Great course, the course show the theory about gRPC and code exemples.
Apeksha Jain –
I love the way Stephane Maarek prepares the course content and explains it wonderfully. The concepts stick in the mind for a long time.
Aman Agrahari –
@Stephane Maarek, the course is amazing, I am learning a lot. I have rated it 5 as well. Just a small suggestion, it would be very easy to understand with english subtitles
Korbinian Hermann –
schnell und verst ndlich erkl rt!
Siva Amidala –
could have been lot better, no need to cover basics that includes using intelliJ, some basic stuff code.
Rolando Najera –
great teacher
Jaya Surya2 –
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Bruce Heath –
Instructor was great, content was great. Only thing I would add is how to use gRPC with a browser.
Moh Rifkan –
Good course.