Building Web APIs with gRPC - The Complete Guide (Udemy.com)

Buen curso, aunque difícil de seguir el ritmo si no se tiene configurado correctamente el ambiente y no se le dedica tanto tiempo a ello; lo cual es entendible ya que no es un curso de programación de esos lenguajes, aunque comenta que no es necesario saberlo, pero puedes tardar sino estás acostumbrado al lenguaje.

Der Kurs ist didaktisch richtig aufgebaut, geht also auf Grundlagen ein. Manches klingt banal, aber das macht nichts, wenn man will, kann man das ja überspringen. Vielleicht kann Memi das nächste Mal etwas auf die Nebengeräusche achten, sein Mikro nimmt die dumpfen Tischgeräusche auf.

Another excellent training from you. 4.75 out of 5 stars from me. This training could only be improved if the four components were used in four different programming languages. My recommendation would be to add Python and Golang. Thank you very much!

Great course! It provides a lot of concepts and clarifies both the big picture and the details. The hands-on is very useful and helps a lot in understanding.

It was a good course, and I learned a lot about gRPC and some useful things about other technologies that built on top of it (e.g. gRPC Web). Overall I do think some parts could still improve: 1. In some cases the teacher asks to download pre-written code and incorporate it in your own codebase. Even though the code does get explained and discussed, I personally enjoy writing the code myself line-by-line to actually gain the experience of working with the libraries, seeing which parts do and do not get code-completed etc. I can imagine it would make the videos a bit longer, but I think it's worth the learning experience. Repetition does help to make it stick in your mind. 2. The explanation on OAuth2 is good conceptually, however, the actual implementation is very minimal and only concerns the client side. While in my experience (having implemented OAuth authentication in various ways), most of the work and complexity are on server-side which is barely touched upon, but could be a great way to introduce gRPC Interceptors (which are not covered by the course). Apart from the above I enjoyed the course and would definitely recommend it in combination with Clement Jean's Protobuf course (which goes a bit more in depth on how to use protobuf in 3 other programming languages).

It's a great course to introduce what is GRPC and how to implement a basic functionality using .NET Core. It covers most of what you need to understand when to use the framework and its benefits while keeping the focus in a practical approach. Thanks!

A very interesting course that shows all the essential aspects of gRPC. I especially liked the practical example that was used for explanation.

It is an interesting course that goes from the basics of gRPC and that is focused on the practial part. Imo the order of the lessons is correct and doesn't require any kind of previous knowledge, as the instructor mentions at the beginning of it. Keep in mind that the course is mainly using .NET. I would have liked to have some small examples with other types of frameworks as well, but no further knowledge about C# is required.

Very helpful to demo concepts behind gRPC. Those with DotNet experience will get more out of it, but as promised, it isn't needed. Excellent coverage of some of the more advanced topics. Doesn't spend too much time in the weeds and sticks to the gRPC concepts. My only minor issues: 1. Could use some more details for Mac/Linux users where extra or modified code are needed to get things working. 2. Boiler plate code is outdated if you have DotNet 7.0 Both of these are minor issues that are resolved with the help of the internet, but if you don't know the DotNet system, they can be a wrench in the machine. Overall very happy I took the course.

Another fascinating course by Memi Lavi, presented in a thorough, clear and interesting way and opens the mind to new ideas for implementation.