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Published inApr 2024
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Clément Jean
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Clément Jean

Clément Jean is the CTO of Education for Ethiopia, a start-up focusing on educating K-12 students in Ethiopia. On top of that, he is also an online instructor (on Udemy, Linux Foundation, and others) teaching people about diff erent kinds of technologies. In both his occupations, he deals with technologies such as Protobuf and gRPC and how to apply them to real-life use cases. His overall goal is to empower people through education and technology.
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In this chapter, we saw three popular ways of building Protobuf projects. The first one was using some kind of automation tool, such as Makefile. The second used the highly specialized tool called Buf. And the third one was using the highly generalized build system called Bazel. All of these have some advantages and disadvantages, and our job as engineers is to decide which tool is right for the job.

This book ends with this chapter. I hope you have learned something from all the theory and the practical parts. Protobuf is a very interesting data format, and with the rise of gRPC, Protobuf has become a must-have skill. With this book, you have learned everything from the serialization internals to how to use Protobuf in Python and Golang. I hope you liked the adventure, and I hope it will help you during your career.

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Published in: Apr 2024Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781805124672

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Clément Jean

Clément Jean is the CTO of Education for Ethiopia, a start-up focusing on educating K-12 students in Ethiopia. On top of that, he is also an online instructor (on Udemy, Linux Foundation, and others) teaching people about diff erent kinds of technologies. In both his occupations, he deals with technologies such as Protobuf and gRPC and how to apply them to real-life use cases. His overall goal is to empower people through education and technology.
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