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Protocol buffers: the early reviews are in [dive into mark]
'Protocol buffers are "just" cross-platform data structures. All you have to write is the schema (a .proto file), then generate bindings in C++, Java, or Python. (Or Haskell. Or Perl.) The .proto file is just a schema; it doesn't contain any data except default values. All getting and setting is done in code. The serialized over-the-wire format is designed to minimize network traffic, and deserialization (especially in C++) is designed to maximize performance. ¶ Protocol buffers won't kill xml (no matter how much you wish they would), nor will they replace json, asn.1, or carrier pigeon. But they're simple and they're fast and they scale like crazy, and that's the way Google likes it.' (Additional Details)
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