> It should be easy to go from grpc->swagger to generate REST client libs.
I theory yes, but would you want to? In my experience I've found that building REST services is very different than building a GRPC service. The contract between the client and server are totally different.
> gRPC is no use for a large number of use cases. Shame really since it has promise but still seems half-baked.
gRPC is half-baked? You realize that the a large portion of the google backend is built on top of gRPC. Its an extremely well tested tool.
I theory yes, but would you want to? In my experience I've found that building REST services is very different than building a GRPC service. The contract between the client and server are totally different.
> gRPC is no use for a large number of use cases. Shame really since it has promise but still seems half-baked.
gRPC is half-baked? You realize that the a large portion of the google backend is built on top of gRPC. Its an extremely well tested tool.