RideAndWave

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by RideAndWave 3y ago
Yeah, it's a common problem with non deterministic api schemas, e.g. openapi and swagger ( https://swagger.io/specification/ ), but Taxi looks similar in some aspects to protoforce ( https://www.protoforce
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by RideAndWave 5y ago
gRPC is quite counter-ergonomic with its own set of issues when trying to map a business domain to actual solutions. protoforce.io has better modeling and implementation design, supports also 2-way communication, while remaining sane to rea
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by RideAndWave 5y ago
We were bothered by the same thing :) Many plugins for OpenAPI had no codegens which would produce deterministic behavior for compatibility across various languages. Also we wanted to have something that could express complex business domai
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by RideAndWave 5y ago
For protoforce, we provide completely asynchronous server and client SDKs for scala and nodejs, also we suport websockets as a transport. Java sdk is built on Futures, so somehow it's async as well. Also we support server-to-client cal
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by RideAndWave 5y ago
Noted, thank you.
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by RideAndWave 5y ago
We focused on the desktop because it is difficult to use from mobile due to it being an online IDE. I'll take a look, thank you for reporting.
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by RideAndWave 5y ago
Thank you. 1. Scala, Typescript/Javascript, and Java at the moment. 2. It does provide the runtime which allows to bootstrap a server easily. (You can check out this post which has modeling + scala setup example at the bottom https:&#
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by RideAndWave 5y ago
We've built a similar thing at https://www.protoforce.io , which auto-generates client and server side. It actually transpiles, parsing the models definitions and emits actual code with a bit of shared runtime. Good amazon o
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by RideAndWave 5y ago
I think there is a trend for a set of tools which auto-generate stuff. It started back with web tools generating websites from WYSIWYG, now it is getting everywhere. We build services and models using https://www.protoforce.io ,