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I get the OP is off base with his remark - but at the same time maintained by Google means shit in practice. AFAIK they have a bunch of production infra on pro
by rafaelmn 9mo ago
I get the OP is off base with his remark - but at the same time maintained by Google means shit in practice.
AFAIK they have a bunch of production infra on protobuff/gRPC - not so sure about flatbufferrs which came out of the game dev side - that's the difference maker to me - which project is actually rooted in.
- dewey 9mo ago> but at the same time maintained by Google means shit in practice. If you worked on Go projects that import Google protobuf / grpc / Kubernetes client libraries you are often reminded of that fact.
- whoevercares 9mo agoFlatbuffers are fine - I think it is used in many places that needs zero-copy. Also outside google, it powers the Arrow format which is the foundation of modern analytics
- dmoy 9mo ago> AFAIK they have a bunch of production infra on protobuff/gRPC Stubby, not gRPC. Stubby is used for almost everything internally. gRPC is a similar-ish looking thing that is open sourced, but not used nearly as much as stubby internally. Stubby predates gRPC by like 15 years or something. > not so sure about flatbufferrs which came out of the game dev side I wouldn't know. I'll be honest, I always forget that Google made flatbuffers. I guess if you're doing a lot of IPC?