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What is GSON?
Gson is a Java library developed by Google that is used to serialize Java objects to JSON and to deserialize JSON string to Java objects. It allows developers to easily convert Java objects into their JSON representation and vice versa, simplifying the process of working with JSON data in Java applications. It's commonly used in web services, data storage, and configuration file handling.
What other technologies are related to GSON?
GSON Competitor Technologies
Jackson
Jackson is a Java library for processing JSON data. It can be used as an alternative to GSON for serializing and deserializing JSON.
JAXB
JAXB (Java Architecture for XML Binding) is a technology for converting XML data to Java objects and vice versa. While it handles XML, it competes in the broader space of data serialization/deserialization where Gson operates with JSON.
Moshi
Moshi is a JSON processing library similar to Gson and Jackson, used for parsing and generating JSON. It is thus a direct competitor.
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Mobile Developer
0.2% of all Mobile Developer jobs mention GSON
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Software Engineer
830 Software Engineer jobs mention GSON
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Cloud Engineer
20 Cloud Engineer jobs mention GSON
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Automation Engineer
13 Automation Engineer jobs mention GSON
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Engineer
852 Engineer jobs mention GSON
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