Grpc Support

[bbday]

Any plan for Grpc Support? will be amazing cause more perfomance and not require so much work to add it

[iammukeshm]

Hi, Currently held up with other topics. Is it possible that you can work on this? I can review the code and merge it to main. Do let me know

[manishkgupta02]

Hi,
Anyone start work on this?, or I will try for Grpc implementation.

[jcoble]

Would like to add that it would then turn it into a more message centric server, that would supply. the client with types for every request and response without needing to know the language even. This is what ServiceStack.net does and is an amazing dev experience, at least to me.. would love to to see this incorporated.

Also, I'm in the process of learning GO which is another language i just love as well. Would love to contribute a service or some kind of reverse proxy or anything like just explaiing how to create a container with your own GO code in it. I know that was the reason I got started with iti, so I could where all endpoints are the same addrress and port , the url after maps it to the correct endpoint. I couldn't get it done wit just dockerfiles and tried in GO
http://localhost:4000/v1/auth -> authmiddleware , http://localhost:4000/v1/ is not bothered, http://localhost:4000/v1/grpah -> maybe a grpah, Idk, just ideas.

I just seen Mukesh had couple tutorials up as well on GO. Good job! Your tuts from about a yr to 2 yrs ago. exposed me to a lot. And the blazor hero such a good point to start from. Wasm just wasn't performant enoughj for the use cases my boss wanted. I a was about to just switch over entirely and do everything in GO, but need more time in it and need to make some money again. Took a tour of the FE frameworks, WASM, Angular, React (Couldn't stand React) and then on to Sveltekit, which I just love and would love to do a small example Sveltekit static spa on maybe another repository. Just like you were saying, they could mix and match the FE they want, and try out some different technologies. I think these would just be optional addin's anyone who tries Svelte will feel at home somewhat, especially in the .net world. At least I did. It felt like I was writing blazor apps moer than js.

This would be my first pull request though, my old bosses didn't want anything to do with github. They were extremely old school, and I learned from them, what I thought I was supposed to do. I Was in smaller shops and "buzz words" or anything like that were not in thehir nature. Which they did a lot right, and I would argue better than some of the status quo today. I worked with foxpro my first year! So then going to c# and sql felt like a light year ahead. I won't take anymore of your time up. Been up all last night working on stuff too. Need sleep. And if you have anything for me like even mowing the lawn, let me know. I'll write a GO routine in it!