Matthias Endler

But even then, going forward, did you compare your maybe output with the output of the C-based version in order to make sure that it was compatible? Or was it mostly, you know, it's up now, we can compare the gRPC outputs, essentially?

But even then, going forward, did you compare your maybe output with the output of the C-based version in order to make sure that it was compatible? Or was it mostly, you know, it's up now, we can compare the gRPC outputs, essentially?

But even then, going forward, did you compare your maybe output with the output of the C-based version in order to make sure that it was compatible? Or was it mostly, you know, it's up now, we can compare the gRPC outputs, essentially?

Interesting. So you don't use gRPC anymore. What were some of the issues that you faced?

Interesting. So you don't use gRPC anymore. What were some of the issues that you faced?

Interesting. So you don't use gRPC anymore. What were some of the issues that you faced?

Right, and my assumption would be that you had to build out a Rust library for reading and writing that format. Yes, yes. And was it hard for you? Did you use any existing libraries to build that parser or... to serialize the messages over the POS?

Right, and my assumption would be that you had to build out a Rust library for reading and writing that format. Yes, yes. And was it hard for you? Did you use any existing libraries to build that parser or... to serialize the messages over the POS?

Right, and my assumption would be that you had to build out a Rust library for reading and writing that format. Yes, yes. And was it hard for you? Did you use any existing libraries to build that parser or... to serialize the messages over the POS?

And what about the automotive diagnostic standard, I guess you called it? What about that protocol? Was there an existing implementation or was it easy to write?

And what about the automotive diagnostic standard, I guess you called it? What about that protocol? Was there an existing implementation or was it easy to write?

And what about the automotive diagnostic standard, I guess you called it? What about that protocol? Was there an existing implementation or was it easy to write?

That's super amazing because there are a couple other vendors that use Rust in production now. For example, Renault, which is also a prominent car manufacturer. I wonder if they use similar protocols or if they have a different setup. I do know that everyone sort of used or uses CAN bus, but then the wire protocols might be different, right? You have different requirements. Yeah.

That's super amazing because there are a couple other vendors that use Rust in production now. For example, Renault, which is also a prominent car manufacturer. I wonder if they use similar protocols or if they have a different setup. I do know that everyone sort of used or uses CAN bus, but then the wire protocols might be different, right? You have different requirements. Yeah.

That's super amazing because there are a couple other vendors that use Rust in production now. For example, Renault, which is also a prominent car manufacturer. I wonder if they use similar protocols or if they have a different setup. I do know that everyone sort of used or uses CAN bus, but then the wire protocols might be different, right? You have different requirements. Yeah.

Is there any collaboration going on between those car vendors on a message bus level, on a protocol level?

Is there any collaboration going on between those car vendors on a message bus level, on a protocol level?

Is there any collaboration going on between those car vendors on a message bus level, on a protocol level?

Are you planning to open source some of that work? Are people ever going to be able to take a look at this and maybe use it in some way?

Are you planning to open source some of that work? Are people ever going to be able to take a look at this and maybe use it in some way?