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      <description>For reasons that I touch upon at the end of the post I&amp;rsquo;ve been starting to look into Rust for &amp;ldquo;back-end&amp;rdquo; projects that I write in my spare time, and I want to brain dump my initial thoughts when trying something new or investigating a new crate. First up is Serde.</description>
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