- Protobuf Tutorial
- Protobuf - Home
- Protobuf - Introduction
- Protobuf - Basic App
- Protobuf - Constructs
- Protobuf - Class/Member
- Protobuf - Strings
- Protobuf - Numbers
- Protobuf - Boolean
- Protobuf - Enum
- Protobuf - List/Repeated
- Protobuf - Map
- Protobuf - Nested Class
- Protobuf - Optionality & Defaults
- Protobuf - Language Independence
- Protobuf - Compound Data Types
- Protobuf - Command Line Usage
- Protobuf - Rules to Update Definition
- Protobuf - Integration with Kafka
- Protobuf - In Other Languages
- Protobuf Useful Resources
- Protobuf - Quick Guide
- Protobuf - Useful Resources
- Protobuf - Discussion
Protobuf Tutorial
Protocol Buffers is a library from Google. It provides efficient and language-independent ways to serialize the data. It supports serialization and deserialization from languages like Java, Python, Go, Dart, etc. It is one of the most popular serialization libraries used across industries by various companies.
The major use-case for Google Protocol Buffers is the serialization and deserialization of data which is simple and fast. Serialization and Deserialization a very important piece in microservices/distributed environment where lot of data is transferred across services. That is why, it becomes a very useful library in developing applications which require high scalability and performance.
Audience
This tutorial deep dives into various components that make Google Protocol Buffers a very useful library. It is directed towards software professionals who want to develop highly scalable and performant applications. Post this tutorial, you would have intermediate knowledge of Protocol Buffers and its usage.
Prerequisites
To learn from this tutorial, you need to have a good hold over Java or Python and a basic knowledge of data structure is preferable.