Jackson is a mature and feature-rich open source project that we use, support, and contribute to here at Indeed. In my previous post, I introduced Jackson’s core competency as a JSON library for Java. I went on to describe the additional data formats, data types, and JVM languages Jackson supports. In this post, I will […]
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Jackson: More than JSON for Java
Jackson is a mature and feature-rich open source project that we use, support, and contribute to here at Indeed. As Jackson’s creator and primary maintainer, I want to highlight Jackson’s core competencies, extensions, and challenges in this two-part series. Jackson’s core competency If you’re creating a web service in Java that reads or returns JSON, […]
Coming Together to Support the Open Source Community
Over the last few weeks, conference and event cancellations around the world have heavily impacted the open source community. These events play an important role in the ecosystem that supports free and open source software. If we want that ecosystem to remain healthy, it is important for us to act now. Why support matters now […]