* Wireshark blog post: 2021-01-18 rework + 01-20 edits
* Tweak about preloading of msg defs from .proto
Co-authored-by: huangqiangxiong <qiangxiong.huang@qq.com>
* More updates following review + new images
Co-authored-by: huangqiangxiong <qiangxiong.huang@qq.com>
* Refactor inline ToC approach and add second link
This revises the approach to expanding and collapsing the inline ToC in
the docs pages - rather than template login, a more CSS-driven solution
was adopted. A fix to the shortcode ToC and some improved comments on
the styles have also been added.
* Optimize common background SVG
* Revise style structure and class names on pages
* Move Gitter to social links
* Render images with Markdown parser where able
* Fill view height with docsy ToC
* Fix reference to font awesome icon
* Pass over styles to implement a namespacing scheme
This revises much of the inline styles using Bootstrap utilities to try
and limit their use to Bootstrap components and concerns with display
and layout. Some styling has been extracted to namespaced classes when
either the object in question had potential for reuse, extracting
improved clarity, or the content was encapsulated on a top-level page.
An exception has been made to the inline table of contents on top-pages,
as this has a dependency on Docsy's internal ToC styling, as well as our
overrides for use in the /docs section. Its inline styling has been
minimized.
* Blogpost about how to use wireshark with protobuf and grpc dissectors
Add this blogpost as recommended on
https://github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/issues/3303
* Update content according to last comments
1. change title to "How to analyze gRPC with Wireshark"
2. add link to github id (after the name attribute).
3. add "Protocol Buffers" for "Protobuf" in first sentence.
4. add summary info about the intent and scope of this blog.
5. move the history to a nearly end section.
6. add a short section about how to capture gRPC traffic.
7. change "official *.proto library of Protobuf" to "Protocol Buffers Well-Known Types"
8. remove the section about JSON-serialized capture.
9. remove the sections about build-in UDP and custom dissectors, instead leaving a link to wireshark protobuf wiki page.
10. remove sample link of Protobuf only capture from referrence section.
* Update how-to-analyze-grpc-with-wireshark.md
Updated according to comments.
1. Update date.
2. Fixed some link errors.
* PR #467 copyedits, spelling and text wrap 2020-11-27
* PR #467 correct clerical and grammar errors 2020-11-28
also update date
* Mark as draft
Co-authored-by: Patrice Chalin <chalin@users.noreply.github.com>
* Basic cleanup of testimonials
Trimming file: keep only 6 entries. This is meant to be a quick cleanup. (More updates to the site will be coming in subsequent PRs, e.g., to add dev stories.)
- Drop Carbon3D: I can't find any public evidence that they're using gRPC
- Drop University of Wisconsin: not clear that the Open lambda project is still active
- Add dates for all remaining entries
* Also remove images that will no longer be used
* Add a new blog "Using gRPC-Web Interceptors" (#261)
* Create grpc-web-interceptor.md
* Update grpc-web-interceptor.md
* Add some links
* Update grpc-web-interceptor.md
* Add a diagram
* Markdown cleanup, no change in content (#262)
* gRPC-web interceptors blog: revisions 20/06/11 (#279)
* Add an image for grpc-web blog (#287)
* gRPC-web interceptors blog: revisions 20/06/17 (#291)
* gRPC-web interceptors blog: revisions 20/06/17
- Final copyedits
- Replaced ASCII art with diagram
- Dropped the advanced example
* Set date to today
Co-authored-by: Zhenli Jiang <jennyjiang@google.com>