Build Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) - from scratch in C

This course is about creating your own remote procedure calls. They'll be using Linux for this course, but you may use Windows if you're familiar with it. The essence and true strength of this course is that no third-party libraries are used. This idea guides all of their other courses. Whatever you learn in their classes, you learn from the ground up. This course adheres to the notion and teaches you how to develop remote procedure calls from the ground up—no framework, tools, supporting libraries, or anything else—just pure C. This course builds the groundwork for many future system software projects. A few of which are listed below and are part of the course curriculum.

Remote Procedure Calls (RPC) are a way of invoking a function or procedure that really exists on a distinct physical computer that is operating someplace else on the network—hence the name "remote procedures." This course will teach you the ideas that function behind the scenes. The same notions may be expanded to incorporate other system programming concepts, such as data synchronization and checkpointing the application state, in addition to RPC. In its initial edition, this course promises to provide all the information on creating RPCs.

Please take this course only at your own risk. You should be familiar with C pointers and how C objects are stored in memory. They anticipate you to be at least intermediate in C programming. This indicates that only the most eager students who wish to get an advantage over their college's brightest student should join. Please pardon the average students. Job seekers and professional developers are required to enlist. The ideas taught in this course are language agnostic, allowing you to construct RPC/Data-Synch/Checkpointing in any programming language of your choice. If you work in Java tomorrow, you will understand how RPCs function at the most basic level of implementation.

Who this course is for:

• Students who want to distinguish themselves from the crowd
• Professionals looking to advance their career Or switch jobs
• those Who love Coding and build actual System softwares

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
• Most Important tool - Enthusiasm and love for knowledge

Udemy rating: 4.9/5

Enroll here: https://www.udemy.com/course/linuxrpc/