It has browser support since 2016, if you check the code link mentioned at the end of the page. You can find the web integrated with gRPC service.

bulky-client

• it doesn't right? It makes you free from manually hand-crafting the http request
• it generates the stubs only, which know how to connect to the remote service

json

• there's no json, as the client can directly use the response objects created and use it in app
• no need to know the format of the serialzed data sent over the wire

it's just my opinion when I think of grpc, I really appreciate your article.

I just compared with the following scenario of the rest

1. you don't need any schema
2. you don't have to stay fixed with a schema from the client side.
3. any HTTP request you send does not need to have a prevalidated schema

In the case of grpc, you will need a proto file for each grpc service you want to call to the backend. I meant this when I said bulky.

From Browser support I mean, there is no direct web API that can call the grpc. To call the grpc you will have to follow something like the following

client -> rest endpoint -> grpc endpoint

This was the state when I read about this technology and explored it. I will appreciate it if you can add some resources which can contradict the web API issue.

Thanks for a great article. Happy Coding