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Connect RPC, Buf’s family of fully protocol-conformant and battle-tested alternatives to Google’s gRPC project, has joined the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. We joined the CNCF to demonstrate our deep commitment to sustainably and responsibly growing Connect as a well-governed and community-led open source project. Today, Connect integrates seamlessly with gRPC systems in production at compani

Resource caching is an effective strategy to improve performance and reduce load when running a service. Unfortunately, because gRPC requests use POST requests, implementing caching for gRPC services the way one would with RESTful services is often cumbersome or impossible. As part of our commitment to build a better RPC protocol, we’re pleased to announce that we have expanded the Connect protoco

When we announced Connect-Web a few months ago, we were thrilled to finally bring Connect to JavaScript and, more specifically, to the browser. Since then, we’ve seen usage continue to grow and have received valuable feedback from the community. When Connect-Web was released, however, we promised that we’d soon provide a solution to extend the benefits of Connect from the frontend to the backend.

Protobuf-ES: The Protocol Buffers TypeScript/JavaScript runtime we all deserve Today we're excited to announce the release of Protobuf-ES, an implementation of Protocol Buffers for TypeScript and JavaScript with full support for the ECMAScript standard. Protobuf-ES was built with JavaScript developers in mind. Its intent is to not only fix the areas that are sorely inadequate in current implementa

Connect-Web: It's time for Protobuf and gRPC to be your first choice in the browser Today we're releasing connect-web, an idiomatic TypeScript library for calling RPC servers from web browsers. If you've been unimpressed by gRPC and Protobuf on the web before, now's the time to take another look: connect-web generates modern TypeScript that's just as ergonomic as a hand-written REST client. Client

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Schema-driven development with Kafka and gRPC We're driving the shift towards universal schema adoption across your entire stack — from your network APIs, to your streaming data, to your data lake.