quick-xml

Benchmarks show it can parse XML up to 50 times faster than xml-rs, making it ideal for high-throughput data processing in performance-sensitive applications.

Uses an almost zero-copy approach with Cow and buffer reuse options, minimizing allocations and overhead when handling large XML files.

With the optional encoding feature, it handles non-UTF8 XML documents, expanding compatibility with legacy or international data sources.

The serialize feature allows easy mapping between XML and Rust structs, simplifying data binding despite some performance caveats.