serialization

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npx skills add https://github.com/wshaddix/dotnet-skills --skill serialization
Serialization in .NET
When to Use This Skill
Use this skill when:
Choosing a serialization format for APIs, messaging, or persistence
Migrating from Newtonsoft.Json to System.Text.Json
Implementing AOT-compatible serialization
Designing wire formats for distributed systems
Optimizing serialization performance
Serialization Format Comparison
Format
Library
AOT-Safe
Human-Readable
Relative Size
Relative Speed
Best For
JSON
System.Text.Json (source gen)
Yes
Yes
Largest
Good
APIs, config, web clients
Protobuf
Google.Protobuf
Yes
No
Smallest
Fastest
Service-to-service, gRPC wire format
MessagePack
MessagePack-CSharp
Yes (with AOT resolver)
No
Small
Fast
High-throughput caching, real-time
JSON
Newtonsoft.Json
No
(reflection)
Yes
Largest
Slower
Legacy only -- do not use for AOT
When to Choose What
System.Text.Json with source generators
Default choice for APIs, configuration, and any scenario where human-readable output or web client consumption matters. AOT-safe.
Protobuf
Default wire format for gRPC. Best throughput and smallest payload size for service-to-service communication. Schema-first development with
.proto
files.
MessagePack
When you need binary compactness without
.proto
schema management. Good for caching layers, real-time messaging, and high-throughput scenarios.
Schema-Based vs Reflection-Based
Aspect
Schema-Based
Reflection-Based
Examples
Protobuf, MessagePack, System.Text.Json (source gen)
Newtonsoft.Json, BinaryFormatter
Type info in payload
No (external schema)
Yes (type names embedded)
Versioning
Explicit field numbers/names
Implicit (type structure)
Performance
Fast (no reflection)
Slower (runtime reflection)
AOT compatible
Yes
No
Wire compatibility
Excellent
Poor
Recommendation
Use schema-based serialization for anything that crosses process boundaries. Formats to Avoid Format Problem BinaryFormatter Security vulnerabilities, deprecated, never use Newtonsoft.Json default Type names in payload break on rename DataContractSerializer Complex, poor versioning XML Verbose, slow, complex System.Text.Json with Source Generators For JSON serialization, use System.Text.Json with source generators for AOT compatibility and performance. Basic Setup using System . Text . Json . Serialization ; [ JsonSerializable ( typeof ( Order ) ) ] [ JsonSerializable ( typeof ( List < Order

) ) ] [ JsonSerializable ( typeof ( OrderStatus ) ) ] public partial class AppJsonContext : JsonSerializerContext { } Using the Generated Context // Serialize string json = JsonSerializer . Serialize ( order , AppJsonContext . Default . Order ) ; // Deserialize Order ? result = JsonSerializer . Deserialize ( json , AppJsonContext . Default . Order ) ; // With options var options = new JsonSerializerOptions { PropertyNamingPolicy = JsonNamingPolicy . CamelCase , TypeInfoResolver = AppJsonContext . Default } ; string json = JsonSerializer . Serialize ( order , options ) ; ASP.NET Core Integration var builder = WebApplication . CreateBuilder ( args ) ; // Minimal APIs builder . Services . ConfigureHttpJsonOptions ( options => { options . SerializerOptions . TypeInfoResolverChain . Insert ( 0 , AppJsonContext . Default ) ; } ) ; // MVC Controllers builder . Services . AddControllers ( ) . AddJsonOptions ( options => { options . JsonSerializerOptions . TypeInfoResolverChain . Insert ( 0 , AppJsonContext . Default ) ; } ) ; Combining Multiple Contexts builder . Services . ConfigureHttpJsonOptions ( options => { options . SerializerOptions . TypeInfoResolver = JsonTypeInfoResolver . Combine ( AppJsonContext . Default , CatalogJsonContext . Default , InventoryJsonContext . Default ) ; } ) ; Common Configuration [ JsonSourceGenerationOptions ( PropertyNamingPolicy = JsonKnownNamingPolicy . CamelCase , DefaultIgnoreCondition = JsonIgnoreCondition . WhenWritingNull , WriteIndented = false ) ] [ JsonSerializable ( typeof ( Order ) ) ] [ JsonSerializable ( typeof ( List < Order

) ) ] public partial class AppJsonContext : JsonSerializerContext { } Handling Polymorphism [ JsonDerivedType ( typeof ( CreditCardPayment ) , "credit_card" ) ] [ JsonDerivedType ( typeof ( BankTransferPayment ) , "bank_transfer" ) ] [ JsonDerivedType ( typeof ( WalletPayment ) , "wallet" ) ] public abstract class Payment { public decimal Amount { get ; init ; } public string Currency { get ; init ; } = "USD" ; } public class CreditCardPayment : Payment { public string Last4Digits { get ; init ; } = "" ; } [ JsonSerializable ( typeof ( Payment ) ) ] public partial class AppJsonContext : JsonSerializerContext { } Protocol Buffers (Protobuf) Best for: Actor systems, gRPC, event sourcing, any long-lived wire format. Packages < PackageReference Include = " Google.Protobuf " Version = " 3. " /> < PackageReference Include = " Grpc.Tools " Version = " 2. " PrivateAssets = " All " /> Proto File syntax = "proto3" ; import "google/protobuf/timestamp.proto" ; option csharp_namespace = "MyApp.Contracts" ; message OrderMessage { int32 id = 1 ; string customer_id = 2 ; repeated OrderItemMessage items = 3 ; google . protobuf . Timestamp created_at = 4 ; } message OrderItemMessage { string product_id = 1 ; int32 quantity = 2 ; double unit_price = 3 ; } Standalone Protobuf (Without gRPC) using Google . Protobuf ; // Serialize to bytes byte [ ] bytes = order . ToByteArray ( ) ; // Deserialize from bytes var restored = OrderMessage . Parser . ParseFrom ( bytes ) ; // Serialize to stream using var stream = File . OpenWrite ( "order.bin" ) ; order . WriteTo ( stream ) ; Proto File Registration in .csproj < ItemGroup

< Protobuf Include = " Protos*.proto " GrpcServices = " Both " /> </ ItemGroup

Versioning Rules // SAFE: Add new fields with new numbers message Order { string id = 1 ; string customer_id = 2 ; string shipping_address = 5 ; // NEW - safe } // SAFE: Remove fields (keep the number reserved) message Order { string id = 1 ; reserved 2 ; // customer_id removed } // UNSAFE: Change field types message Order { int32 id = 1 ; // Was: string - BREAKS! } // UNSAFE: Reuse field numbers message Order { reserved 2 ; string new_field = 2 ; // Reusing 2 - BREAKS! } MessagePack Best for: High-performance scenarios, compact payloads, actor messaging. Packages < PackageReference Include = " MessagePack " Version = " 3. " /> < PackageReference Include = " MessagePack.SourceGenerator " Version = " 3. " /> Basic Usage with Source Generator (AOT-Safe) using MessagePack ; [ MessagePackObject ] public partial class Order { [ Key ( 0 ) ] public int Id { get ; init ; } [ Key ( 1 ) ] public string CustomerId { get ; init ; } = "" ; [ Key ( 2 ) ] public List < OrderItem

Items { get ; init ; } = [ ] ; [ Key ( 3 ) ] public DateTimeOffset CreatedAt { get ; init ; } [ Key ( 4 ) ] public string ? Notes { get ; init ; } } Serialization // Serialize byte [ ] bytes = MessagePackSerializer . Serialize ( order ) ; // Deserialize var restored = MessagePackSerializer . Deserialize < Order

( bytes ) ; // With compression (LZ4) var lz4Options = MessagePackSerializerOptions . Standard . WithCompression ( MessagePackCompression . Lz4BlockArray ) ; byte [ ] compressed = MessagePackSerializer . Serialize ( order , lz4Options ) ; AOT Resolver Setup MessagePackSerializer . DefaultOptions = MessagePackSerializerOptions . Standard . WithResolver ( GeneratedResolver . Instance ) ; Wire Compatibility Patterns Tolerant Reader Old code must safely ignore unknown fields: // Protobuf/MessagePack: Automatic - unknown fields skipped // System.Text.Json: Configure to allow var options = new JsonSerializerOptions { UnmappedMemberHandling = JsonUnmappedMemberHandling . Skip } ; Introduce Read Before Write Deploy deserializers before serializers for new formats: // Phase 1: Add deserializer (deployed everywhere) public Order Deserialize ( byte [ ] data , string manifest ) => manifest switch { "Order.V1" => DeserializeV1 ( data ) , "Order.V2" => DeserializeV2 ( data ) , // NEW - can read V2 _ => throw new NotSupportedException ( ) } ; // Phase 2: Enable serializer (after V1 deployed everywhere) public ( byte [ ] data , string manifest ) Serialize ( Order order ) => _useV2Format ? ( SerializeV2 ( order ) , "Order.V2" ) : ( SerializeV1 ( order ) , "Order.V1" ) ; Never Embed Type Names // BAD: Type name in payload - renaming class breaks wire format { "$type" : "MyApp.Order, MyApp" , "id" : 123 } // GOOD: Explicit discriminator - refactoring safe { "type" : "order" , "id" : 123 } Performance Comparison Approximate throughput (higher is better): Format Serialize Deserialize Size MessagePack ★★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Protobuf ★★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★★★ System.Text.Json (source gen) ★★★★☆ ★★★★☆ ★★★☆☆ System.Text.Json (reflection) ★★★☆☆ ★★★☆☆ ★★★☆☆ Newtonsoft.Json ★★☆☆☆ ★★☆☆☆ ★★★☆☆ Optimization Tips Reuse JsonSerializerOptions -- creating options is expensive Use JsonSerializerContext -- eliminates warm-up cost Use Utf8JsonWriter / Utf8JsonReader for streaming scenarios Use Protobuf ByteString for binary data instead of base64-encoded strings Enable MessagePack LZ4 compression for large payloads Anti-Patterns: Reflection-Based Serialization Do not use reflection-based serializers in Native AOT or trimming scenarios. Newtonsoft.Json (JsonConvert) // BAD: Reflection-based -- fails under AOT/trimming var json = JsonConvert . SerializeObject ( order ) ; var order = JsonConvert . DeserializeObject < Order

( json ) ; // GOOD: Source-generated -- AOT-safe var json = JsonSerializer . Serialize ( order , AppJsonContext . Default . Order ) ; var order = JsonSerializer . Deserialize ( json , AppJsonContext . Default . Order ) ; System.Text.Json Without Source Generators // BAD: No context -- uses runtime reflection var json = JsonSerializer . Serialize ( order ) ; // GOOD: Explicit context -- uses source-generated code var json = JsonSerializer . Serialize ( order , AppJsonContext . Default . Order ) ; Migration Path from Newtonsoft.Json Replace JsonConvert.SerializeObject / DeserializeObject with JsonSerializer.Serialize / Deserialize Replace [JsonProperty] with [JsonPropertyName] Replace JsonConverter base class with JsonConverter from System.Text.Json Create a JsonSerializerContext with [JsonSerializable] for all serialized types Replace JObject / JToken dynamic access with JsonDocument / JsonElement or strongly-typed models Test serialization round-trips -- attribute semantics differ Akka.NET Serialization For Akka.NET actor systems, use schema-based serialization: akka { actor { serializers { messagepack = "Akka.Serialization.MessagePackSerializer, Akka.Serialization.MessagePack" } serialization-bindings { "MyApp.Messages.IMessage, MyApp" = messagepack } } } Key Principles Default to System.Text.Json with source generators for all JSON serialization Use Protobuf for service-to-service binary serialization Use MessagePack for high-throughput caching and real-time Never use Newtonsoft.Json for new AOT-targeted projects Always register JsonSerializerContext in ASP.NET Core Annotate all serialized types -- source generators only generate code for listed types Agent Gotchas Do not use JsonSerializer.Serialize(obj) without a context in AOT projects -- it falls back to reflection. Do not forget to list collection types in [JsonSerializable] -- [JsonSerializable(typeof(Order))] does not cover List . Do not use Newtonsoft.Json [JsonProperty] attributes with System.Text.Json -- they are silently ignored. Do not mix MessagePack [Key] integer keys with [Key] string keys in the same type hierarchy. Do not omit GrpcServices attribute on items -- without it, both client and server stubs are generated. Resources System.Text.Json Source Generation : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/serialization/system-text-json/source-generation Migrate from Newtonsoft.Json to System.Text.Json : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/serialization/system-text-json/migrate-from-newtonsoft Protocol Buffers : https://protobuf.dev/ MessagePack-CSharp : https://github.com/MessagePack-CSharp/MessagePack-CSharp Akka.NET Serialization : https://getakka.net/articles/networking/serialization.html Wire Compatibility : https://getakka.net/community/contributing/wire-compatibility.html Native AOT deployment : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/deploying/native-aot/

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