TL;DR: If you already have .proto or .fbs schemas and you want shared/circular reference support, with the Fory compiler you can keep those schemas, add a small set of Fory options, then foryc generates idiomatic native models across Fory-supported languages, so you can serialize object graphs without manual *_id link reconstruction or rewriting your entire schema into Fory Schema.
TL;DR: Apache Fory Schema IDL is the first cross-language serialization IDL for object graphs serialization. Define your types once in a .fdl file, and the compiler generates idiomatic domain objects for Java, Python, Go, Rust, C++, C#, Swift, and more — with shared refs, cycles, polymorphism, schema evolution, and optional types built into the schema model.
TL;DR: Apache Fory C++ is a blazing-fast, cross-language serialization framework delivering exceptional binary performance with support for polymorphic types, circular references, schema evolution, and seamless interoperability with Java, Python, Go, Rust, and JavaScript — all via modern C++17 with zero runtime reflection overhead.
Hello, everyone! I'm pleased to announce that Apache Fory™ has graduated from the Apache Incubator to become a Top-Level Project (TLP) of the Apache Software Foundation, signifying its technical maturity and sustainable open-source governance under the Apache Way.