Bebop is a schema-based binary serialization technology, similar to Protocol Buffers or MessagePack. In particular, Bebop tries to be a good fit for client–server or distributed web apps that need something faster, more concise, and more type-safe than JSON or MessagePack, while also avoiding some of the complexity of Protocol Buffers, FlatBuffers and the like.
Bebop is fast! Read the initial release blog for benchmarks and more info.
Releases
To find the latest release of the Bebop compiler and its corresponding runtimes, visit the release page.
Documentation
Bebop is documented on this repository's wiki. Here are some quick links to get you started:
- Writing Bops: The Bebop Schema Language
- Getting Started with TypeScript
- Getting Started with Rust
- Getting Started with .NET
Web REPL
If you want to get familiar with the schema language and see what the generated code looks like, try out the web REPL.
