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pretty useless as an RPC layer if it imposes language restrictions…

• bluepizza 4y ago
  Why?
  • sgammon 4y ago
    Because the point of an RPC layer is to communicate between pieces of software, and you often have no guarantee of control over the languages they are written in.
    • bluepizza 4y ago
      That’s true for microservices environments in modern companies. But a lot of traditional companies have languages and versions locked and mandated. The point of RPC layer is just to remotely call a procedure.