A practical guide to Spring Fory: configure Spring Boot 3.5 or 4, integrate directly with Spring MVC and WebFlux, stream JSON arrays and NDJSON, and customize JSON mapping and input limits.
7 posts tagged with "serialization"
View All TagsApache Fory™ JSON: High-Performance JSON Serialization for Kotlin
Apache Fory JSON provides high-performance JSON serialization for Kotlin/JVM, supporting ordinary classes, data classes, value classes, and sealed hierarchies while preserving constructor defaults and nullability.
Introducing Apache Fory™ JSON: Blazingly Fast JSON Serialization for Java
Apache Fory JSON maps Java objects to and from standard JSON text and UTF-8 bytes, combining high performance with flexible object mapping and controlled polymorphism.
Extend Protobuf/FlatBuffers Schema IDL with Shared/Circular Reference Support
Fory compiler options add shared and circular reference semantics to existing Protobuf and FlatBuffers schemas without manual ID reconstruction.
Apache Fory™ Schema IDL: Serialization IDL for Object Graphs and Generated API Ergonomics
Fory Schema IDL generates idiomatic cross-language models with native support for shared references, cycles, polymorphism, and schema evolution.
Introducing Apache Fory™ C++: Blazing-Fast, Type-Safe Serialization for Modern C++
Apache Fory C++ provides type-safe, compile-time serialization with cross-language interoperability, polymorphism, references, and schema evolution.
Apache Fory™ Graduates to Top-Level Apache Project
Apache Fory graduates from the Apache Incubator to become an Apache Software Foundation Top-Level Project.
