Is Your Transport Layer Working Out? Getting Buf with Protocol Buffers w/ Jesse Harlin - OKC WebDevs
Are you tired of slow data transfers and bloated network payloads? It's time to HTTP Get Buf with Protocol Buffers! In this talk, we'll explore the benefits of using Protobufs to streamline data transmission and improve network performance. Protobufs are a powerful tool for transporting large sets of data efficiently, used by emerging technology like IPFS, gRPC and established ones like Hadoop, and Google Cloud but also for the rest of us. We'll cover how to use them to enforce data consistency, generate encoder and decoder behavior, and vastly improve the speed of your app.
By LinkedIn, Jesse is an "Experienced full-stack developer at the forefront of JavaScript and front-end technologies. Leads SimianCraft, a dev shop experienced in JavaScript, React, React Native, Node, Apollo, GraphQL, Redux, D3.js."
But by a person who has been fortunate to know him for a while (this is written by Aaron), Jesse is just an awesome all-around person, dad, husband, coder, and musician, and there's a very good chance that without Jesse, the Techlahoma community would not have existed - at least not the way it does today.
Jesse is a co-founder of Techlahoma and was the president for multiple years. Even before then, he brought a community together by leading one of OKC's most popular dev user groups: OKC.js (now a part of OKC WebDevs). He helped create and run ThunderPlains for several years, helped ascertain Techlahoma's first OKC hub (at StarSpace46), and so much more.
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