[ FreeCourseWeb ] Udemy - Build Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) - from scratch in C

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Instructor: Abhishek Sagar, Shiwani Nigam
System Programming Projects - Server Client RPC Model over a Network Sockets, Data Serialization - Windows/Linux
What you'll learn

Shall be able to build Remote procedure Calls starting from #include <stdio.h>
Will understand the concept of Data Serialization and DeSerialization
Understand the concept of Application state Synchronization
Understand the concept of Application State Checkpointing
Will understand how to manipulate data objects as stream of bytes
Will be able to understand how to manipulate the objects Recursively
Will be able to extend and apply the concepts learned in other programming languages
Will understand the pre-requistes required for data transmission between heterogeneous machines

Requirements

C programming language - at-least an intermediate level
Minimal Socket programming to the extent to send and receive data is desirable but not mandatory
Linux OS, any flavor, - Running as Native or as a VM
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