Please visit the following URL, and when you do, put your focus into the search form after "seri" and type the letter "a". You'll notice the top search for anything related to Django serialization is "Single Object". This is because people want to have this feature. Serializing a single object can be accomplished right now but you have to make pass it in a list like this: [my_object]. This isn't a huge problem. The problem comes when you're writing your outside code (JavaScript, et all) against the API you've now built. You need something like user[0].first_name instead of just user.first_name. It's not a huge coding difference. It just seems broken and confusing, especially to newcomers.
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