Complete Guide To Protocol Buffers 3 [Java, Golang, Python]
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Complete Guide To Protocol Buffers 3 [Java, Golang, Python]
Last updated 11/2023
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Google Protobuf with examples and exercises. Code in Java Go Python. Say Goodbye to JSON & XML. Pre-req to gRPC
What you'll learn
Write simple and complex .proto files
Practice Exercises to Confirm the Learnings
Leverage Imports and Packages appropriately
Generate Code using `protoc` in any language
Code in Java with Protocol Buffers
Understand how Data Evolution works for Protobuf
Learn about advanced Protocol Buffers concepts
Requirements
Some programming background (Java, Python or Go for example)
Previous experience with other formats such as XML or JSON is preferred
Description
Protocol Buffers (protobuf) is a fundamental data serialization format that every Data Engineer should know about. It is leveraged by many top tech companies such as Google and enables micro-services to transfer data in a format that is safe and efficient. In this course, we are going to explore in depth, with hands-on lectures, all the aspects of Protocol Buffers 3. In just a few hours, you will know everything you need to know to create simple and complex .proto files, and write code in your Favourite Programming language such as Java, Python and Go. Protocol Buffers generates all the boilerplate code for you!Stop using XML and JSON and start using a Data Format that will allow you to create the most efficient APIs. Complete Guide to Protocol Buffers 3 is the best way to get a great overview of all the possibilities offered by Protocol Buffers> Write simple and complex .proto files> Practice Exercises to Confirm the learnings> Leverage Imports and Packages appropriately> Generate Code using `protoc`> Code in Java, Go and Python with Protocol Buffers> Learn about advanced Protocol Buffers conceptsNote: This course assumes you have some knowledge about Programming and JSON / XMLSection outline
rotocol Buffers Course Introduction: Get an understand of the course objectives, how the course is structured, download the course code and get ready!Protocol Buffers Basics I: Learn how to create your first messages using Scalar Types. Practice with 5 exercisesProtocol Buffers Basics II: Learn how to create complex messages, and organise your code in different files and packages. Practice with 4 exercisesSetting up Protoc Compiler: Setup the protoc compiler and learn how to generate code in any languageJava Programming with Protocol Buffers: Write your Protocol Buffers Data in JavaGolang Programming with Protocol Buffers: Write your Protocol Buffers Data in GolangPython Programming with Protocol Buffers: Write your Protocol Buffers Data in PythonData Evolution with Protobuf: Evolve your protocol buffers file in a safe way in order to add or remove fields without breaking previous codeProtocol Buffers Advanced: Advanced Types in Protocol Buffers as well as Options, Integer Types, and an introduction to RPC Services with gRPCInstructorMy name is Clément Jean, and I'll be your instructor in this course. I teach about Protocol Buffers and gRPC with my focus always on helping my students improve their professional proficiencies. I am also the author of some of the most highly-rated & best-selling courses.With development being a widely accepted and pursued career, I've decided it's time for students to properly learn about Protocol Buffers. So, let's kick start the course! You are in good hands!This Course Also Comes With:Lifetime Access to All Future UpdatesA responsive instructor in the Q&A SectionLinks to interesting articles, and lots of good code to base your next template ontoUdemy Certificate of Completion Ready for DownloadA 30 Day "No Questions Asked" Money Back Guarantee!I hope to see you inside the course!Overview
Section 1: Course Introduction
Lecture 1 Why Protocol Buffers?
Lecture 2 How are Protocol Buffers used?
Lecture 3 Course Structure
Lecture 4 About your instructor
Lecture 5 Important Message
Section 2: Code Download & VSCode Setup
Lecture 6 Code Download
Lecture 7 VSCode Setup (optional)
Section 3: Protocol Buffers Basics I
Lecture 8 First Message
Lecture 9 Defaults
Lecture 10 Scalar Types
Lecture 11 Tags
Lecture 12 Repeated Fields
Lecture 13 Enumerations (Enums)
Lecture 14 Comments
Lecture 15 Practice Exercises I
Lecture 16 Solution to Practice Exercises I
Section 4: Protocol Buffers Basics II
Lecture 17 Defining Multiple Messages in the Same File
Lecture 18 Nesting Messages
Lecture 19 Imports
Lecture 20 Packages
Section 5: Exercise II and Solutions
Lecture 21 Practice Exercise II
Lecture 22 All in One Proto File
Lecture 23 Nested Messages
Lecture 24 Imports
Lecture 25 Packages
Section 6: Setting up Protoc Compiler
Lecture 26 Setup Protoc Compiler
Lecture 27 Using Protoc
Lecture 28 Practice Using Protoc
Section 7: Java Programming with Protocol Buffers
Lecture 29 Important Message
Lecture 30 Setup & Code Download in Java
Lecture 31 Gradle Project Setup & Code Generation
Lecture 32 Simple Message Creation in Java
Lecture 33 Creating a Complex Message in Java
Lecture 34 Dealing with Enums in Java
Lecture 35 Dealing with Maps in Java
Lecture 36 Dealing with OneOfs in Java
Lecture 37 Serializing/Deserializing (Binary)
Lecture 38 Serializing/Deserializing (JSON)
Lecture 39 Java Options
Lecture 40 Practice Exercise Java (self-guided)
Section 8: Golang Programming with Protocol Buffers
Lecture 41 Important Message
Lecture 42 Setup & Code Download in Golang
Lecture 43 Code generation in Golang
Lecture 44 Simple Proto Struct in Golang
Lecture 45 Complex Proto Struct in Golang
Lecture 46 Enum Proto Struct in Golang
Lecture 47 Handling OneOfs in Golang
Lecture 48 Handling Maps in Golang
Lecture 49 Reading and Writing to Disk
Lecture 50 Reading and Writing to JSON
Lecture 51 Practice Exercise Golang (self-guided)
Section 9: Python Programming with Protocol Buffers
Lecture 52 Important Message
Lecture 53 Setup & Code Download in Python
Lecture 54 Code generation in Python
Lecture 55 Simple Proto Message in Python
Lecture 56 Complex Proto Message in Python
Lecture 57 Enum Proto Message in Python
Lecture 58 Handling OneOfs in Python
Lecture 59 Handling Maps in Python
Lecture 60 Reading and Writing to Disk
Lecture 61 Reading and Writing to JSON
Lecture 62 Practice Exercise Python (self-guided)
Section 10: Data Evolution with Protobuf
Lecture 63 The Need for Updating Schemas
Lecture 64 Rules for Data Evolution
Lecture 65 Renaming Fields
Lecture 66 Removing Fields
Lecture 67 Reserved Keyword
Lecture 68 Beware of Defaults
Section 11: Protoc Advanced
Lecture 69 --decode_raw Option
Lecture 70 --decode Option
Lecture 71 --encode Option
Section 12: Protocol Buffers Advanced
Lecture 72 Integer Types Deep Dive
Lecture 73 Advanced Data Types (oneof, map, Timestamp and Duration)
Lecture 74 Protocol Buffers Options
Lecture 75 Naming Conventions
Lecture 76 Services
Lecture 77 Introduction to gRPC (from gRPC Course)
Lecture 78 Protocol Buffers Internals
Section 13: Next Steps
Lecture 79 List of Protocol Buffer Files to Explore
Lecture 80 What's next & Congratulations!
Lecture 81 Bonus Lecture: Coupons for my other courses!
Developers who want to understand how to write .proto files and write code to create Protocol Buffer data,Architects who want to understand how Protocol Buffers works and be useful for their solution archicture
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