Hi I am reading gRPC FAQ "Why is gRPC better/worse than REST?" The answer says "We diverge from typical REST conventions as we use static paths for performance reasons during call dispatch as parsing call parameters from paths, query parameters and payload body adds latency and complexity." What does "static paths" mean here? I think it should not be network routing paths because it does not make sense at all. Can someone please explain a bit what the static paths mean here? Thanks in advance!
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