This ticket option will grant you access into both workshops, “Getting Started with gRPC” & “Practical Generics”, with instructor Miki Tebeka. The first workshop, “Getting Started with gRPC”, will be held on December 4th. The second workshop, “Practical Generics”, will be held on December 11th. Both workshops are 2-hours, in session from 11am-1pm EST.
Getting Started with gRPC
When: Wednesday, December 4th, 2024 | 11am - 1pm EST
Schedule: 2-Hour Workshop
Where: Online - Live Training
gRPC is an open source RPC framework from Google. It has become the default choice for internal server to server communication within companies. gRPC is fast, secure, has a schema for incoming and outgoing messages, supports streaming and provides many more benefits.
In the workshop, we’ll write a ride hailing service. We’ll build the server, the client and along the way discuss testing, streaming, security and many more subjects. We’ll also discuss operational topics such as using TLS, sharing protocol buffers definition and exposing gRPC as REST API.
Practical Generics with Miki Tebeka
When: Wednesday, December 11th, 2024 | 11am - 1pm EST
Schedule: 2-Hour Workshop
Where: Online - Live Training
In this workshop we’ll dive into Go’s generics (type constraints). We’ll discuss why we need generics and when to use them, we’ll also see how Go implements generics. We’ll go over writing generic functions and generic data types and generic data structures. Finally, we’ll see other use cases for generics.
About Miki Tebeka:
Miki is a software developer with more than 20 years of experience. He has taught many workshops on various technical subjects all over the world at companies such as AT&T, Oracle, Dropbox, J.P. Morgan, and others. Miki is involved in open source, both in the Go and Python worlds. He has several open source projects of his own and contributed to many others including Go & Python.
He’s also helping organize GopherCon Israel, Go Israel meetup, the upcoming PyData Israel, and was a member of the PyCon Israel team.
Miki wrote “Forging Python”, “Go Brain Teasers” and “Python Brain Teasers”, he’s a LinkedIn Learning author, speaks at conferences, and infrequent blogger. Miki helps customers in R&D projects, building data pipelines, optimizing performance, and other challenging technical issues. He loves writing code and solving problems.