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Description
Actually, json processing is only documented as a part of Json-Rest-Processing (https://quarkus.io/guides/rest-json). I think, json processing deserves an extra category "json processing" in the documentation.
the documentation does not explain that users can only include either quarkus-jackson or quarkus-jsonb, not both.
performance considerations about the json-provider. For example, in constrast to json-b, jackson makes heavy use of reflection under the hood for their supported annotations. So I guess, jackson json processing is slower in quarkus than json-b. Not only, because quarkus recommends to avoid reflections.
Would be nice to include a summary of the restrictions and stumbling blocks between those two json processing libraries when using within quarkus.
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Description
Actually, json processing is only documented as a part of Json-Rest-Processing (https://quarkus.io/guides/rest-json). I think, json processing deserves an extra category "json processing" in the documentation.
quarkus-jackson
orquarkus-jsonb
, not both.Would be nice to include a summary of the restrictions and stumbling blocks between those two json processing libraries when using within quarkus.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: