grpc-ecosystem/awesome-grpc

A curated list of useful resources for gRPC

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Added to GitGenius on September 7th, 2026
Created on September 15th, 2017
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Detailed Description

Awesome gRPC is a curated list that aggregates resources for the gRPC ecosystem.

The project addresses the challenge of discovering and organizing the scattered resources available for developers working with gRPC. It solves this by maintaining a structured, categorized collection of links to official documentation, libraries, tools, community channels, and language-specific implementations across the gRPC ecosystem.

Developers should use this list as a reference when starting with gRPC or when looking for tools and libraries in specific languages. It suits anyone building RPC systems who needs to quickly locate official implementations for their target language, find testing and CLI tools, understand protocol buffers, or access tutorials and examples. The list covers language-specific sections for Go, Node.js, Java, Ruby, Python, C#, Rust, Haskell, Erlang, Elixir, Elm, TypeScript, Scala, Dart, Kotlin, Perl, C++, and Ballerina, making it useful whether you are working in a mainstream or less common language. It also includes dedicated sections for tools organized by function—CLI tools, GUI tools, testing utilities—and protocol buffer resources.

The project maintains an organized structure with sections for documentation, community links, official libraries and tools, language-specific implementations, learning resources including tutorials and videos, and protocol buffer tooling. It includes an archive section for deprecated or outdated resources, indicating active curation to keep the list relevant.