I think proto3 was intended to be simpler -- an evolution of protobuf in a
direction that is more refined and elides superfluous features. Eventually
(though not likely any time soon), support for proto2 will go away.
The main omission in proto3 that I personally felt strongly about was the
lack
Thank you everyone for all the great input!
Based on this discussion, what is the advantage of using proto3? It appears
that proto2 is more feature rich. JSON isn't a compelling reason
Thanks
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I'm trivially inserting n to a db throug a grpc server
When I use the non streamed version I have to call the stub n times and
got n calls to my observer , whereas when I use the stream I just call the
stub once and call the request observer n times for onNext(E).
Aparently the streamed
