Mastering TCPListener in C#: Building Network Applications from Scratch

#dotnet #csharp #.NET #softwaredevelopment
Learn how to build powerful network applications using TCPListener in C#. In this tutorial, you'll discover the essentials of TCP/IP networking and explore the capabilities of TCPListener, a crucial class for handling incoming TCP connections and facilitating communication over the network.
Follow along as I provide step-by-step guidance on setting up a TCPListener, managing client connections, and exchanging data efficiently. Gain a solid understanding of the underlying concepts and techniques required to create your own network applications.

[@theinvertedworld.]

hello world is such a perfect greeting for a programming channel.

[@redmundperrz7234]

This is gold

[@Ocean7653]

Great video! Please share some recommended text for networking with c#

[@4dwaffle650]

14:57 it prints twice, because PuTTY sends your message without "
" and then sends "
" as a new one.

[@AiguretDuren]

Subscribed. Thank you for the great video.

[@nickproudprogrammer]

You're very welcome!

[@manny27392]

@@nickproudprogrammersubscribed too, would be interesting to make a video where you focus on parsing headers and respond with http codes depending on the situation. For example, when you sent “SUCCESSFULLY CONNECTED” in the video, could you have sent an http code 200 instead of a string confirming the connection?

[@user-ok7mi5uz2p]

How do you instance worker class into main method of the program.cs???

[@HanNgoc-rr5bo]

thanks for the video. How can we use tcp sever to transfer a large file (about 10gb) to the client ?

[@EgorUshakov]

Thanks for sharing the valuable info! But how are you going to gracefully shutdown TcpListener being launched inside worker service?

[@redstonecrafter9267]

Great Video!

[@nickproudprogrammer]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@bti149]

What type of project is the Demoworker. Is it a console or is there a Worker project you need

[@MDBoss-fv2eu]

What's the backing intro

[@ahmedshahjr]

such a low level things i was missing rather than signal r everywhere

[@nickproudprogrammer]

Yeah it's easy to get stuck at the higher levels of abstraction

[@bti149]

Nevermind I think I found it. It is a worker Service project

[@user-ts8zy7ev1q]

how to call Worker class with program.cs ?

[@electrocatalyst]

The author says he created a Worker Service Project. You can find it in Visual Studio templates when you create a new project. Otherwise, you can instantiate the Worker class in Program.cs. The easiest way would be to write var worker = new Worker(); await worker.ExecuteAsync();

[@robertvalentic4939]

How is this from scratch? you're using libraries of code that other people have already written.

[@paca3107]

whaat? so He had to write in assembly or even in machine code to call it "from scratch"

[@pedramkavian]

you are probably confused C# with Assembly or C. He didn't use any external library or package at all.
It's just pure DotNet SDK.

[@MinokawaPH]

lol even in C you use things such as socket.h , don't be dmb