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In the last chapter, you created a simple echo server and client, demonstrating some of the power of Bazel to navigate and manage multiple languages with minimal setup. A noted shortcoming from that example stems from the definition of the transmitted object: both languages required independent definitions of the object. Over time, this easily can cause a literal breakdown in communication as two (or more) definitions of the transmitted object drift out of sync.
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McNerney, P.J. (2020). Protocol Buffers and Bazel. In: Beginning Bazel. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-5194-2_6
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