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>Protobuf sounds like the wrong too This sort of use for proto is quite common at google
by kleton 8mo ago
>Protobuf sounds like the wrong too
This sort of use for proto is quite common at google
- kccqzy 8mo agoNo it’s not common for two pieces of code within a single process to communicate by serializing the protobuf into the wire format and deserializing it. It’s however somewhat common to pass in-memory protobuf objects between code, because the author didn’t want to define a custom struct but preferred to use an existing protobuf definition.
- hn_go_brrrrr 8mo agoI agree it's not super common, but Boq's in-process RPC feature encourages this pattern.
- 1718627440 8mo agoExcept it is not a remote procedure call.