> string, list, map, etc? You have to use an encoding scheme.
Yes, you have to use an encoding scheme like JSON or Protobufs. Dumping memory directly down the pipe as you're suggesting doesn't work.
> As for go / javascript? I think most languages have the ability to inspect a raw buffer.
No language has the ability to read a raw buffer and know what the contents are supposed to mean. There needs to be a protocol for decoding the data, for example JSON or Protobufs.
