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It really is the definitive guide. I remember reading it when I was doing my Computer Science degree back in 1996.
by trollied 10y ago
It really is the definitive guide. I remember reading it when I was doing my Computer Science degree back in 1996.
- spapas82 10y agoSame for me but around 2003 :) It was probably the best thing to read to quickly start learning sockets!
- roansh 10y agoSame for me as well, around 2012 :)
- geekodour 10y agoSame for me as well, around 2017.:)
- Infinitesimus 10y agoSame here in 2012. It's quite amazing how many of us this guide has impacted
- toomanythings2 10y agoUnix Network Programming by Stevens if the definitive guide you should have been reading back then.
- n3x10e8 10y agoI just found this I am reading this now in 2017
- vvanders 10y agoYup, this one and UNIX Network Programming where staples of my early software career.
- cholantesh 10y agoI took a course on Linux Network Programming in college; at the time, my instructor said that while he loved that book, he felt David Kerrisk's Linux Programming Interface [1] had come to supersede it. I really like the latter book, though I haven't had much call to use it in the 'real world'. Really well-written and with great C++ based examples. Pity it's so damned heavy... [1] https://www.nostarch.com/tlpi https://www.nostarch.com/tlpi
- danellis 10y agoSeems to be a pretty common experience. Same guide, same course, same year. looks at username Oh. Same university! Ha.