A Complete Guide to Jackson Annotations with Examples | Java Jackson Library | Geekific

If you’re into coding, and no matter what language you’re using, you most definitely have handled a couple JSON files here and there. And if you’re a Java developer specifically, you most probably have made use of Java's Jackson library. In the previous video of this series, we introduced the Jackson library and identified several approaches to map a JSON string to a Java object and vice versa. In this video, we dive deeper into the library, specifically its annotations, and attempt to provide a complete guide to Jackson Annotations with examples.

Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:22 Serialization Annotations
03:18 Deserialization Annotations
06:00 Including and/or Excluding Attributes
07:21 General and Important Jackson Annotations
08:50 Disable Jackson Annotations
09:12 Thanks for Watching!

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[Даниль-пъ]

Ty for new videos. Will you make some videos about spring or databases in future?

[andtif]

Very good video series, it is very much appreciated! However it would be useful if the screencaps you've included in the videos were laid out in a structured manner (not stacked on top of each other) and maybe include some simple headers (e.g. class, main, input, output). It is difficult to get a quick overview without having to pause the video to look at all the code, especially when for brevity sake you are going through a lot of annotations and concepts quickly.