Post number #1088531, ID: a86c40
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Eventually I'm gonna make a texting app in C. I've been learning C for a while now, so I feel ready to start poking at networking. I just have no idea where to start. Do I start with sockets? TCP? Something else? I have no idea! I'm gonna code everything from scratch, cause I dislike using non-base libraries, and it'll be good learning experience.
Post number #1088589, ID: 5c7dc8
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for now you can stick to a tutorial and bypass the frustrations on the way. Surely you would want to stuff different from the tutorial guy. This has been my advice.
Post number #1088591, ID: 4d24f9
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Linkedin :D
Post number #1088676, ID: 2b6f7e
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wdym eventually, just make that texting app now. Just learn what you need as you make that.
I'm not familiar with C, though, sorry, can't help you there. Probably just use whatever method can send messages between computers.
Post number #1088706, ID: e2ccf6
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here a c tutorial
http://usamimi.info/~suwa/top.html
Post number #1088820, ID: 1d1805
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that is one of the basedest tutorials ever.
Post number #1089029, ID: a86c40
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>>1088706 ehh, I thought for sure that'd be like a virus website but it's actually just a c tutorial. Huh. Well thanks.
Post number #1089034, ID: 4c3fd2
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Taking a cursory look at how protocols like TCP and UDP work could also be useful.
Post number #1089051, ID: f95643
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Please Do Not Throw Sausage Pizza Away
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| Eventually I'm gonna make a texting app in C. I've been learning C for a while now, so I feel ready to start poking at networking. I just have no idea where to start. Do I start with sockets? TCP? Something else? I have no idea! I'm gonna code everything from scratch, cause I dislike using non-base libraries, and it'll be good learning experience.