Effective TCP/IP Programming : 44 Tips to Improve Your Network Programs: 44 Tips to Improve Your Network Programs Paperback / softback

In 44 expert mini-lessons, Effective TCP/IP Programming demystifies TCP/IP development, eliminating the guesswork, helping programmers past the obstacles, and showing how to dramatically improve application performance and robustness.

TCP/IP programming can seem seductively simple: the API is straightforward and even novices can flesh out a working application.

But there are plenty of hidden obstacles -- and developers who don't understand them will encounter serious performance problems.

Effective TCP/IP Programming demystifies the critical details and hidden behaviors of TCP/IP, so programmers can build code that's more reliable, maintainable, and efficient.

Following the widely-admired style of Scott Meyers' Effective C++, Jon C.

Snader has organized this book into 44 short, self-contained sections, each addressing one key aspect of TCP/IP development, or one key trouble spot -- and each including detailed, fully commented code examples.

The result: a book that's easy to read and absorb, and will serve as an outstanding day-to-day reference tool for every developer who wants to create TCP/IP-based network applications.

A perfect complement to other books on TCP/IP, such as TCP/IP Illustrated, Volume 1 by W.

Richard Stevens!