Released within documented profiles
Start with a shared model
A schema compiler generates models and codecs for multiple languages. Wire formats, compression and compatibility rules vary by output and provider.
Public product notes
Serializer, in context.
A schema-driven state framework for data exchange and editable applications.
Purpose & status.
Define application models, exchange structured data and add managed state where it fits. Serializer is an independently named framework with released capabilities defined by language and component profiles.
Capability scope.
Released within documented profiles
Add managed application state
The C++ managed runtime supports typed editing, transactions, immutable reads and history. Recovery journals follow their selected durability contract.
Released within documented profiles
Coordinate with explicit boundaries
Authority/client mechanisms coordinate edits and selected merges. Applications supply authentication, transport, trusted session bindings and conflict handling.
Released within documented profiles
Choose the right storage profile
The optional C++ database persists complete eager roots. Scalar and disk indexes have bounded profiles; they do not make the entire model larger than RAM.
Important limitations.
- Released capabilities depend on component, language, installed version and supported profile. Published packages can lag the source release.
- Source compiler/runtime release 3.0.0 and schema language 2.0.0 are independently versioned. Other language profiles do not establish full C++ feature parity.
- The compiler and compiler API use GPL-3.0-or-later; runtime and Serializer-authored generated support have 0BSD permissions, subject to schema and third-party terms. Consult the public licensing guide.
Continue with public guides.
The public repository documents supported language profiles, managed state, schema evolution and licensing. Follow its current installation and migration guidance for the version you intend to use.