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2021-12-04An overview of different approaches we can use to convert between the domain classes (which the business logic operates on) and the DTO classes which are exposed to the API.
2021-09-03It has always been possible to build gRPC services in kotlin through java interop, but with the recently improved first class support for kotlin in the official gRPC/protobuf libraries it is quite straightforward to build gRPC services in Kotlin which take advantage of kotlin native features like coroutines. In addition, the grpc-spring-boot-starter makes it really convenient for spring boot users to integrate gRPC.