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This is a work in progress library to serialize and deserialize bpickle.

Why bpickle?

You might ask, rightfully, why yet another serialization library is needed. The simple answer is that I need to work with a system that implements its own serialization library, called bpickle.

Should I used bpickle?

Probably not.

If you're looking for a network efficient transport format that is multi-language and multi-platforms, I recommend having a look at protocol buffers instead.

But then why are you developing it?

It scratches my itch, and it's a fun and interesting way for me to learn more about the inner workings of Go.

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