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"Programming Interoperability" as a book category covers techniques, patterns, and tools that let software components written in different languages, running on different platforms, or using different data models work together reliably and efficiently. Books in this category explain language bindings and foreign-function interfaces, API design and versioning, data serialization formats and schema evolution (JSON, Protobuf, Avro, XML), communication protocols (REST, gRPC, message queues), middleware and RPC frameworks, and practical strategies for testing, performance tuning, and error handling in polyglot or distributed environments. They include case studies and recipes for bridging ecosystems (e.g., calling C libraries from Python, integrating JVM and .NET services, or orchestrating microservices), and emphasize compatibility, security, deployment, and maintainability concerns. The audience ranges from backend engineers and system architects to devops and library authors who need pragmatic guidance for building, integrating, and evolving interoperable systems.

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