We don’t benchmark against FlatBuffers or Cap'n Proto for a few reasons: - They are impossible to benchmark against each other without making an assumption abo

We don’t benchmark against FlatBuffers or Cap'n Proto for a few reasons: - They are impossible to benchmark against each other without making an assumption about how often you want to access the data, and which parts of it you want to access. But this means Bebop, Cap'n Proto, FlatBuffers can exist side-by-side / solve different problems: what FlatBuffers and Cap'n Proto do makes sense if you want to access only parts of your objects in limited specific ways, what we do is better if you're always interested in the whole packet. - We don’t benchmark against Capt’n Proto because it does not have a stable web-based implementation, at least not one that has the features that make it so fast natively, so there is nothing to compare. Basically, Bebop is great for message oriented applications or where you need the entirety of your packet deserialized in a single step. So we can only benchmark against similar formats (JSON, Protobufs, MsgPack, etc.)