gRPC Server & Unary Calls | gRPC in .NET 5

[@hannahbaker411]

finally i found some one that stops showing me the hello world and shows how to write some real world sample ! thank you sir for the video

[@GrimReaper160490]

Amazing stuff as usual Nick. I cant wait to see the rest of this series!!

[@vieriualexandru5756]

(18:36) "I suck" - if u suck and you are in the top 1% programmers in the world.. what about the rest of us ?! 😅😆. Ty for the series. Awesome as always.

[@nathansanderson2122]

Hi Nick, Thank you so much for this series! This has helped so much :)

[@sen.alexandru]

Cool stuff as always! The ‘g’ in gRPC can be attributed to Google, who initially developed the technology.

[@maximebeaudoin4013]

RPC has existed since the 70s. gRPC is google's take on the RPC architecture.

[@stringyGG]

FYI anyone watching this now - Postman does support gRPC calls to your server

[@zealtypedcode3119]

woooow wooow amazing stuff do a whole series big supported here plz integrate it with blazor

[@semen083]

The pitential ideas for future grpc videos: 1)request and response of complex types(like class with nested class, not just flat data) 2)claim-based authorization policy for grps services.

[@alexclark6777]

These gRPC videos are what caused me to subscribe. You have a great tone & cadence to your videos which makes them fun to watch and easy to learn from them. Keep it up!

[@amanatiosamanatidis1239]

Thanks Nick! You re killing it, can't wait for more

[@lukasladerach9146]

Hi Nick Thanks for your educational videos, i enjoy them really much! keep up the greate work! I would enjoy a video about dapr and grpc, would be great! Cheers

[@bendunaway8296]

Great video, hope it evolves into a great series. So much potential with grpc.

[@nickchapsas]

Well stay tuned because this week alone has 2 more gRPC videos :D

[@CodeWithStu]

Great stuff bud, keep up the good work! Really informative!

[@m3xpl4y]

@13:58 Thank you :)

[@peterzaj8876]

when I see Nick I click :) quality content as usual :)

[@rhexcasas8452]

Very good tutorial. Thank you.

[@robertodalmonte504]

Hi Nick, great video. I love gRPC and I'm using it with joy. I would REALLY love to see how to connect a Xamarin client to a gRPC server. I was not able to find any example: could you show how to in the next video?

[@nickchapsas]

I will show how you can create a client in the video after the next one, which is what you would use to achieve that connection.

[@bluecup25]

Old Nick was so ASMR

[@guillemsolersuetta5924]

Maybe another interesting topic would be how do integration tests for gRPC services something like Pact.NET but for gRPC. BTW really great content.

[@abdouldia1605]

Thx Nick! Really nice. I was wondering whether I could leverage gRPC to create a peer to peer network.

[@IvanArdillo]

Very cool, thanks!

[@adekunlealugbin4120]

Nice video!! Well done

[@dotnetforever]

Good stuff!

[@rao6815]

Who to implement List of complex object in proto buff file.

[@nickchapsas]

We will be seeing this in a future video but you can use the "repeated" keyword to do that.

[@rao6815]

@@nickchapsas will not work

[@martynaskersys2960]

Hey Nick, great video. You were saying that grpc is great to use for microservice communication, but what is your opinion on using grpc instead of REST on SPAs?

[@nickchapsas]

To me it's not really an alternative that can replace REST. It's just another way you can do it. I can see it living side by side to offer a faster alternative to REST but without "killing" REST. All that for public communication. For internal communication I can totally see it replacing REST.

[@arnaudlombaers6018]

What I really would like to see is how to host grpc and grpc-web into IIS

[@MrDonald911]

That would be great if you could show how to do that in practice when you have a web app from a razor file or .cshtml So instead of having a software as the client you would have the browser acting as the client Thanks !

[@thomasleberre1119]

Hi Nick, Do you know if there is a simple way to share gRPC protobuf between micro-services ? I need to add multiple languages such as CSharp, Swift, Kotlin, Angular, ... Regards

[@paoloposso]

Great content! Although I couldn't create this last part, the HTTP part, because the Deserializatino uses a class Temperature, which doesn't exist here. It was supposed to be autogenerated, right? But the JSON I got from the API didn't create it...

[@dennisvanhout2687]

you might have to change a Long to Double in the auto-generated code, that's what fixed the auto-generated class for me at least.

[@semen083]

Hi, it is any way to compress GRPC reaquest payload data call(not response) with gzip or any other compressors?

[@ruslanbocharov]

Thanks for the great video. What do you think about using 'HttpClientJsonExtensions.GetFromJsonAsync' when calling the api?

[@Eric-kx7do]

Why would you prefer using the on-line JSON converter versus the built-in paste/special/Paste JSON as classes capability in VS2019?

[@nickchapsas]

Mainly because I’m not using vs2019 and because the online converter does a better job than the built in one for both Vs’s conversion and rider’s one

[@shreyasjejurkar1233]

I guess there is library which will convert your C# model class to proto file, and then you can just focus on writing C# code, the proto file will be created automatically!

[@nickchapsas]

Unfortunately, or actually fortunately, it doesn’t work like that. Only the proto file can be converted to c#. It would be very complicated to convert a c# file to proto considering that proto is being converted to multiple c# files

[@meirkr]

@@nickchapsas How about the code first approach? Proto-Net open source library gives this ability of writing just c#. It has also a utility to export a proto file by the code if you like to expose a contract to other languages cliens. I hope you can make a video also on that great project.

[@iliya24]

how to host grpc in exting web api net core project

[@valcron-1000]

So it's a new paint coat over SOAP. Interesting nevertheless