The best way to understand how servers actually work is to write a couple of them from scratch. I prepared a series of exercises that help you get started with socket programming in C, Python, and Go:
- Write a TCP client for a telemetry server https://t.co/OH9JHuE81i
- Write a TCP client for a chat server https://t.co/ukwPsC9bCb
- Write a TCP echo server from scratch https://t.co/yZTvQoId63
- Make one echo server work with both TCP and Unix sockets https://t.co/D2ot5e7tJn
Happy hacking!
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