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Note: Since 1.3.0, protocols are operated by DataParsers and are mainly used for more complex objects. Also Object -> String conversion is now done by DataConverter and String - Object is done by DataParsers and further by protocols!
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**Advantages and goals:**
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* Overcoming most of regular serialization problems such as bypassing constructor!
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* Powefull and highly costomizable, you have control over stuff via protocols and recursive descent parser!
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* Powerful and highly costomizable, you have control over stuff via protocols and recursive descent parser!
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* Programmaticall, meaning you can decide how objects will be serialized and deserialized!
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* Fast, SerialX is almost always far more faster than regular serialization!
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* Readable, SerialX as format is pretty readable for humans and is also pretty intuitive as well so can be also written by humans!
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* Fast, SerialX solution is almost always far more faster than regular serialization!
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* Readable, It depends but SerialX formats are supposed to be pretty readable for humans and should be also pretty intuitive for learning and writing!
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* Data types recognision, SerialX defaultly supports all primitve datatypes from java and also objects (done with protocols) compare to Json for instance!
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* Small storage requirements, as you can see belove SerialX is often times far smaller than Json not even mentioning XML!
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* Quantity, SerialX can serialize multiple objects into one file or string!
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