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"Bad clients" in your example don't include malicious ones, who'll see a gRPC endpoint generating JSON to be consumed in a JavaScript app. With no runtime type
by scott_karana 9y ago
"Bad clients" in your example don't include malicious ones, who'll see a gRPC endpoint generating JSON to be consumed in a JavaScript app.
With no runtime type checking, JS's casting problems, and potential bugs caused by leaning on "type safe" serialization, there could be lots of black hat opportunities...
- computerex 9y agoProtobuf/gRPC are not specific to any given language.
- scott_karana 9y agoWell aware. I was answering mainly with regard to GP's quote, agreeing with IshKebab: > There's nothing about REST+JSON that prevents type safety, as far as I'm aware.