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Gson is a Java library developed by Google that allows conversion between Java objects and JSON. It enables serialization and deserialization of Java classes to and from JSON format, handling complex and generic types, nulls, custom naming policies, and more. Gson is lightweight, easy to use, and does not require annotation-based configuration, making it a popular choice for JSON processing in Java applications.

Retrofit is a type-safe HTTP client for Android and Java developed by Square. It allows developers to define REST API calls using simple interface annotations, automatically converting responses into Java objects using converters like Gson or Moshi. Retrofit greatly simplifies network requests by abstracting away boilerplate code, making API integration in mobile and Java apps seamless and maintainable.

EasyML converts Java objects into XML and back again, without the need for annotations or other types of configuration. EasyML offers extensive support for JDK classes and also supports customization through user settings, user extensions, or through the Java Serialization API. EasyML provides support for: - reading and writing XML text and/or org.w3c.dom documents - Java Collections framework - Java Serialization framework - Multi-threading - Java Generics and functional...

jsoniter (json-iterator) is fast and flexible JSON parser available in Java and Go. A good deal of the code is ported from dsljson, and JSON parser. Traditional JSON parsers are slow. Jsoniter Java version could be 3x times faster than jackson/gson/fastjson. If you are doing a lot of log processing or number crunching, but stuck with JSON, you definitely need to consider dsl-json or Jsoniter to save the encoding/decoding cost. Is protobuf 5x faster than JSON?. Jsoniter Golang version could be more than 6x times faster than standard lib (encoding/json). And the number is acheived with runtime reflection instead of go generate.