Current Status and Roadmap for Seata Multi-language Support

[YongGoose]

Hello Seata community 👋

I noticed in the official documentation that Seata is actively expanding support for multiple languages beyond Java, such as Golang, PHP, Python, and JavaScript.

I’m very interested in the progress of these multi-language efforts and would appreciate more details on the following points.

I was talking with another developer about Seata, and we thought it would be great if Seata could be used in environments where each service is built with different languages and frameworks. (especially PHP)

• What is the current development status of Seata implementations for each language (PHP, JS, etc.)?
• Are there any real-world use cases or production/test deployments of these non-Java implementations that you can share?
• Is there a roadmap for contributors, especially for those interested in helping with multi-language support?

I’m very excited about Seata’s multi-language ecosystem and look forward to your insights. 🚀

[funky-eyes]

https://github.com/seata/fescar-php As far as I know, seata-php is not yet complete, and the main difficulty lies in the communication protocol. However, seata-server now supports communication via gRPC bidirectional streaming and Protobuf, so this should no longer be a blocking point.

[YongGoose]

https://github.com/seata/fescar-php As far as I know, seata-php is not yet complete, and the main difficulty lies in the communication protocol. However, seata-server now supports communication via gRPC bidirectional streaming and Protobuf, so this should no longer be a blocking point.

Thank you for your answer.
I'll do my best to contribute to Seata's bigger ecosystem through continued development 🚀

Have a great day :)