Phil Eaton • 3/3/2022

Speeding up Go's builtin JSON encoder up to 55% for large arrays of objects

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This article details a performance investigation into Go's built-in JSON encoder, specifically for encoding large arrays of objects. It walks through benchmarking methodology, profiling with pprof, and the development of an optimized encoder library, demonstrating significant speed gains for handling large-scale data in projects like DataStation.

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