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Introduction to GRPC #237

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@hegek87 hegek87 changed the title Introduction to GRPC - WIP Introduction to GRPC Jan 18, 2023
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I added some reviews, let me know if you have any questions on what I added.

I would also a little more on the instruction of what is a distributed system and the kind of application that could use that, in a way why gRPC exists. But overall, it's a very well written article and very interesting subject.

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Now that we’ve discussed what gRPC is, let’s flesh out an example. We will create a simple example
application (available on GitHub - https://github.com/hegek87/derivative-solver) to compute the derivative
of simple polynomials. If you don’t remember how a derivative is calculated, we will quickly show the

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why are you using an example using polynomials? It couldn’t be something else?

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No particular reason, I just like math and thought this would be a simple to implement and explain example

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