Introduction to Protocol Buffers (gRPC Tutorial using buf) with Golang/Ruby Examples

[@pooladkhay]

Awesome! Looking forward to see a complete gRPC series soon.

[@MarioCarrion]

Cheers Mohammad! Take care.

[@tony-go-code]

I'm waiting for this series so long. Thq will follow to complete.

[@MarioCarrion]

Better late than never Sarath, Take care!

[@megadrocks]

@Mario Carrion Thanks for the great video, one small addition - currently buf config init has been replaced by buf mod init.

[@MarioCarrion]

Thanks for the update! Cheers

[@Peter-xn9bk]

That awesome ! Thanks so much from Viet Nam

[@MarioCarrion]

Glad you liked it! Greetings from New York City

[@vincentyoumans]

Fantastic video... I would definitely pay $ for more... Comment, at 3:24, you say the command is 'buf config init'. I believe the new cli command is 'buf mod init'.

[@MarioCarrion]

You're correct, when I recorded the video I believe buf was still in beta.

[@vincentyoumans]

@@MarioCarrion I am getting the following error... ```field plugin not found in type bufgen.ExternalPluginConfigV1``` any sugestions on fix? Also, the grpc is not being generated.

[@vincentyoumans]

@@MarioCarrion I just signed up for paid membership

[@MarioCarrion]

Are you using the example code or some of your own? If you can share the code it would be easier to debug.

[@vincentyoumans]

@@MarioCarrion I fixed it. but I would like to get a code review of a project I am working on... perhaps some improvement ideas. I would like to add a rust server to it. stay tune on the github link

[@eduardabramovich1216]

Keep up the great work

[@MarioCarrion]

Thanks Eduard, will do!

[@farzadmf]

Nice video, thank you! I recently learned about buf but haven't used it; seems like a nice tool

[@MarioCarrion]

Farzad, IMO it is a great improvement to creating your own Makefiles to compile protocol buffers, sure it's opinionated but it makes things easier for sure.

[@farzadmf]

Totally agree Mario

[@codelinx]

This video is a mess. So I understand what you are trying to show here, but the layout is not clean for someone without experience in this realm. Bouncing around with different languages is jarring.

[@MarioCarrion]

Would you have preferred to see the same language used for both examples?