Wire

Encodes manifests for each value, ensuring that types like float vs. double are preserved in untyped properties, as shown in the polymorphic serialization example to prevent type loss.

Uses surrogates to serialize context-bound objects, enabling frameworks like Akka.NET to handle actor references by defining translation to and from serializable representations.

Designed with performance as a priority, benchmarks show competitive serialization speeds, outperforming alternatives like Protobuf.NET and JSON.NET in tests for POCO objects.

Offers multiple modes including pre-registered, non-versioned, and versioned, allowing teams to balance performance with schema evolution for added or removed fields.