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## The basics
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[Structs](concepts/structs.md) - Recaps the motivating example in the README. A struct is the equivalent of an AND statement or a product type in type theory.
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[Optional fields](optional_fields.md) - For defining fields in your serialized format that might be absent in some cases.
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[Struct flattening](flatten_structs.md) - For making struct A "inherit" the fields of struct B.
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[Processors](concepts/processors.md) - For modifying the structs before serialization and deserialization. For instance, processors can be used to transform all field names from `snake_case` to `camelCase`.
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[The rfl::Field-syntax](concepts/field_syntax.md) - Describes an alternative syntax which requires slightly more effort, but allows for some powerful functionalities.
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[String literals](literals.md) - For representing strings that can only assume a limited number of enumerated values.
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## Custom classes
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[Custom classes](concepts/custom_classes.md) - For custom classes with private fields.
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[Custom parsers for your classes](custom_parser.md) - For custom classes with private fields that you want to leave absolutely untouched.
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## Advanced topics
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[Supporting your own format](supported_formats/supporting_your_own_format.md) - For supporting your own serialization and deserialization formats.
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[Maintaining backwards compatability](backwards_compatability.md) - Instructions on how to ensure that your API is backwards-compatible with older versions.
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