👍 love this. I'm not sure though how to approach this? Would it make sense to provide multiple guides?

Multiple guides would be confusing.

We can log individual issues in doc or group them in one.

So, 20+ - like:
"Tonic-build Readme should not highlight dependency version number in red "https://github.com/hyperium/tonic/tree/master/tonic-build"

As a new user with (a little bit) of experience with Rust and gRPC, I had some trouble getting an example running without cloning this repo. I tried following along with the HelloWorld example on the README, but there weren't any commands specifying how to run. The Cargo.toml example didn't include the [[bin]] for client or server.

Personally I believe the on-boarding experience could be improved, I'm happy to make contributions when I can.

@RetWolf hey! So we have an in progress guide #21, would you be able to check it out to see if that would have improved your experience? This is 100% something I want to work on :)

@LucioFranco I believe that tutorial would have improved my experience, and would be a good in-depth dive into some of the advanced features of the library and ecosystem. Would you be interested in a PR which includes a simple tutorial to take new users from scratch to a running HelloWorld server+client? I think it would be beneficial to have a tutorial that just shows the basics first, and then maybe have an advanced tutorial help illustrate the full capabilities of the library.

@RetWolf I would absolutely love that! I think that is a great idea! And thank you for the feedback!

This has been done.

@LucioFranco I just had a bad experience in getting started with tonic, the hello world example didn't mention about out_dir, I was looking for generated files for hours, then after checking issues I found #62 which mentioned about out_dir.

@xsoheilalizadeh if I may ask what was the reason to need to look at the generated code?