The complete masterclass for gRPC in .NET (.NET 8)

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Christophe MOMMER | C# - .NET - Azure DevOps | MVP

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1 - Introduction

1 - Let me introduce myself.mp4

02:59

2 - Theory the only video about theory.mp4

06:25

2 - Learning the basics

3 - Creation configuration of the console applications.mp4

10:33

4 - Our first Protobuf contract.mp4

10:04

5 - gRPC client server boilerplate code.mp4

10:50

6 - Lets make a request and get a response.mp4

13:44

7 - Exercise 1 what should you do.mp4

03:29

8 - Exercise 1 implementation.mp4

11:06

8 - ex1.zip

9 - What about collections in my messages.mp4

07:14

10 - Exercise 2 implementation.mp4

08:27

11 - Stream data from the server to the client.mp4

13:12

12 - Stream data from the client to the server.mp4

11:43

13 - Stream data in both ways.mp4

10:56

14 - Time to practice Exercise 3 pagination.mp4

16:09

3 - Advanced concepts

15 - Namespaces.mp4

06:10

16 - Create reusable types in your protobuf contracts.mp4

09:09

17 - Wellknown types documentation.txt

17 - Wellknown types or how to integrate common types like DateTime TimeSpan.mp4

18:11

18 - About enums.html

19 - Handle timeouts and cancellation.mp4

10:04

20 - Secure communication with SSL certificates.mp4

11:35

21 - Expose reflection capabilites.mp4

15:57

4 - Integrate gRPC with ASPNET

22 - Add proto files to ASPNET.mp4

11:11

23 - Add gRPC services in ASPNET pipeline to handle requests.mp4

12:41

24 - Create a login endpoint.mp4

10:42

25 - Verify the token and secure the gRPC endpoint.mp4

08:04

26 - gRPC in the browser Blazor WebAssembly Introduction.mp4

07:00

27 - Fix the issues in our Blazor WASM application by using gRPCWeb.mp4

11:33

Description

From zero to hero: learn to use the high-performance gRPC framework to enhance your HTTP communications !

What You'll Learn?

how to create a gRPC client FROM SCRATCH in any .NET app
how to create a gRPC server FROM SCRATCH in any .NET app
how to stream data from server to client and reversly
implement security with SSL certificates
use advanced features like deadlines or reflection
integrate gRPC services in an ASP NET web api
communicate from ASP NET Razor Page or Blazor WASM with gRPC APIs

Who is this for?

.NET developers who want to learn how to use gRPC to build high-performance APIs

Anyone interested in learning about the benefits of gRPC over other API protocols

What You Need to Know?

No prior gRPC knowledge needed

Familiarity with C# and .NET development

Basic knowledge of HTTP and RESTful APIs

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Description
gRPC is a high-performance, cross-platform framework for building scalable APIs. In this course, you will learn how to leverage the power of gRPC to create fast and reliable APIs in .NET 8.
gRPC is designed to be fast, efficient, and lightweight. It uses binary serialization instead of text-based protocols like JSON or XML, which can significantly reduce network traffic and improve performance. Additionally, gRPC uses HTTP/2, which enables multiplexed streams, header compression, and server push, further improving performance and reducing latency.
In this course, you'll start by exploring the basics of gRPC, including how to create unary requests and responses. You'll learn how to define gRPC services and messages using Protocol Buffers, a language-agnostic binary serialization format that is used by gRPC. You'll also learn how to generate C# code from .proto files using the gRPCÂ tools in .NET, and how to use the generated code to create gRPC clients and servers.
Next, you'll move on to more advanced topics, such as streaming and SSL security. You'll learn how to use server streaming and client streaming to send and receive multiple messages over a single connection. You'll also learn how to secure your gRPC communications using SSL certificates.
You'll also learn how to integrate gRPC with ASP.NET, the popular web application framework for .NET. You'll learn how to create gRPC services using ASP.NET Core, and how to use middleware to add authentication, authorization, and other functionality to your gRPC endpoints. You'll also learn how to host your gRPC services in a web application and how to consume them from gRPC clients, especially with Blazor WebAssembly.
By the end of the course, you'll be able to build robust and efficient APIs using gRPC and .NET 8, and you'll have a deep understanding of the benefits of using gRPC over other API protocols.
Topics covered:
Introduction to gRPC
Creating unary requests and responses
Protocol Buffers
Generating C# code from .proto files
Streaming with gRPC
Securing gRPC with TLS and SSL certificates
Integrating gRPC with ASP.NET
Hosting gRPC services in a web application
Consuming gRPC services from browser-based clients, such as Blazor WebAssembly, with gRPC-Web
Prerequisites:
Familiarity with C# and .NET development
Basic knowledge of HTTP and RESTful APIs
Target audience:
.NET developers who want to learn how to use gRPC to build high-performance APIs
Anyone interested in learning about the benefits of gRPC over other API protocols
Who this course is for:
.NET developers who want to learn how to use gRPC to build high-performance APIs
Anyone interested in learning about the benefits of gRPC over other API protocols

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