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gRPC with Java : Build Fast & Scalable Modern API & Microservices using Protocol Buffers

gRPC Java Master Class : Build Fast & Scalable Modern API for your Microservice using gRPC Protocol Buffers

gRPC is a revolutionary and modern way to define and write APIs for your microservices. The days of REST, JSON and Swagger are over! Now writing an API is easy, simple, fast and efficient.

gRPC is created by Google and Square, is an official CNCF project (like Docker and Kubernetes) and is now used by the biggest tech companies such as Netflix, CoreOS, CockRoachDB, and so on!
gRPC is very popular and has over 15,000 stars on GitHub (2 times what Kafka has!).

I am convinced that gRPC is the FUTURE for writing API for microservices so I want to give you a chance to learn about it TODAY.



Amongst the advantage of gRPC:
1) All your APIs and messages are simply defined using Protocol Buffers
2) All your server and client code for any programming language gets generated automatically for free! Saves you hours of programming
3) Data is compact and serialised
4) API calls are simple
5) Streaming is supported
6) gRPC scales really, really well

So much more as you'll learn

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