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Hello and welcome to the Golang programming language course in this session, we want to talk about

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the protocol barter concept.

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Political warfare.

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Political boxers, usually referred as put it above, is a protocol developed by Google to allow serialization

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and this realization of a structured data.

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Google developed it with the goal to provide a better way compared to similar to make systems communicate.

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So they focused on making it simpler, smaller, faster and more maintainable, then examined.

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But as you will see, this protocol even surpassed Jason with better performance, better maintainability

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and smaller size.

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You define how you want your data to be structured once.

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Then you can use a spatial generated source code to easily write and read your structured data to a

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variety of data streams and using a variety of languages.

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They are essentially a data format like Jason or Eastment, i.e. they can install structured data which

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can be serialized and this serialized by the wide number of languages.

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Let's understand these with a few examples.

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Imagine you are storing data about books.

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So as Sam, policemen were killed like this, you can see the scene syntax.

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He could represent the same as transfer data using a small footprint with Jason.

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Now you can see the syntax for Jason.

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And if we were to represent these using political buffers, it would look like something like this.

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Now at this school, the size of both the Jason and the political buffer seem to be quite similar.

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But as your data increases, a lot of the size and complexity gets shaved off, which can lead to smaller

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and more efficient payloads for your application.

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How does it differ from Jason?

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It is important to note that although Jason and Porter, both messages can be used interchangeably,

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these technologies were designed with different goals.

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Jason, which stands for JavaScript object notation is simply a message format that arose from a subset

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of the JavaScript programming language.

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Jason messages are exchanged in text format and no days they are completely independent and supported

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by virtually all programming languages.

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Portal both, on the other hand, is more than a message format.

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It is also a set of rules and tools to define and exchange these messages.

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Google, the creator of this protocol, has made it open source and provides tools to generate code

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for the must use programming language around, like JavaScript, Java, Ruby, C-sharp, the Object,

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C, Python, C++ and Go Land.

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Besides their portal, Boff has more data ties than JSON like enumerators and methods, and it is also

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heavily used on our PC's remote processor costs in order not to prolong the time of decision.

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We will finish it and we will continue the content in the next session.

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Goodbye.