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Oh cool, didn't know there was a new version of protocol buffers. I ended up choosing Thrift for my current project due to wider language support, but I have be
by hesdeadjim 11y ago
Oh cool, didn't know there was a new version of protocol buffers. I ended up choosing Thrift for my current project due to wider language support, but I have been frustrated with some the limitations of the IDL (primarily no recursive data structures, so no generic storage of JSON-like objects).
- haberman 11y agoAnother one of the goals of proto3 is to increase language support a lot. Just this year we have added Ruby, Objective C, and C#, and keep your eyes peeled for more. proto3 is still alpha, but this is the direction things are going. proto3 is especially designed to be paired with gRPC, which is also in alpha but also going for wide language support: http://www.grpc.io/ http://www.grpc.io/