Intro: gRPC-Web - Stanley Cheung & Wenbo Zhu, Google

[@PaulSebastianM]

The future of gRPC on the frontend looks promising.

[@whatthefunction9140]

What is envoy doing and why can't that logic be in grpcweb?

[@praskatti]

@Stanley please share the github repo link.

[@danielkrajnik3817]

1:13 IoI

[@Oswee]

Sure, Envoy can be used as Edge Proxy to route traffic to any endpoint. Probably Traefik also can be used as it has gRPC support. Really want to see this maturing. I like to use proto3 as it is so much easier to work with APIs and now it becomes even more easier. Proto IDLs become single source of truth which is great. And actually handling CORS in Go gRPC backend is not an big deal.

[@davidhope2199]

Excellent!

[@GuilhermeMendes246]

everyone talks the same,but how can I have multiple endpoints ?like i have a todo app in react and i use envoy but i have 2 microservices in grpc like auth_grpc and todo_grpc

[@marcialabrahantes3369]

different methods are different endpoints i think what you're describing are two different services

[@michaeldeng1981]

the dead of websocket

[@davecourtois5142]

You can take a look at github.com/davecourtois/Globular, it simplify gRpc-Web setup, binary for Linux and Window are available.

[@aleksandrkravtsov8727]

Joke about languages was good 🙂