Gson v Jackson - Part 2

tl;dnr Use Jackson, not Gson. Use this article as a reference for basic features. Part 1 of this short series of articles ended with section 5.3 of the Gson user guide, titled "Nested Classes (including Inner Classes)". This second part continues with section 5.4 on "Array Examples", and ends with section 5.7 on "Serializing and Deserializing Collection with Objects of Arbitrary Types". Part 3 will continue with section 5.8 on "Built-in Serializers and Deserializers".

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Gson v Jackson - Part 1

tl;dnr Use Jackson, not Gson. Use this article as a reference for basic features. What is this post? Is this yet another JSON-to/from-Java API comparison? Yes, it is. It's the most comprehensive comparison of using Gson versus Jackson for common JSON-to/from-Java tasks known. The sections below walk through each section of the Gson user guide, demonstrating similar implementations with Jackson. API features beyond what is described in the Gson user guide are then reviewed.

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