Code Together

Code Together, available at $54.99, with 48 lectures, and has 8 subscribers.

You will learn about Will achieve practical understanding of multitasking Will be able to implement a http client Will be able to implement practical execution flows with multitasking Will be able to use an HTTP client from C++ This course is ideal for individuals who are C++ developers with some amount of know how on multi tasking or C++ developers with strong urge to discover and learn It is particularly useful for C++ developers with some amount of know how on multi tasking or C++ developers with strong urge to discover and learn.

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Summary

Title: Code Together

Price: $54.99

Number of Lectures: 48

Number of Published Lectures: 48

Number of Curriculum Items: 48

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 48

Original Price: ?499.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Will achieve practical understanding of multitasking

Will be able to implement a http client

Will be able to implement practical execution flows with multitasking

Will be able to use an HTTP client from C++

Who Should Attend

C++ developers with some amount of know how on multi tasking

C++ developers with strong urge to discover and learn

Target Audiences

C++ developers with some amount of know how on multi tasking

C++ developers with strong urge to discover and learn

Good software developers invest considerable time into learning. Learning programming languages, techniques, getting the basics, and having a clear theoretical knowledge is a starting point and is definitely necessary. Though, what comes next is often even more valuable. Unfortunately, many times it is ignored.

“Gaining real-life experience while developing something actually useful and doing it together with someone who knows what s/he is doing”.

Doing homework, reading, or writing code snippets have their own merits, but some things can only be learned through experience. It is through this valuable experience that you actually internalize what you have been learning. You learn what to do and what not to do, when and where.

The very first steps of human improvement involve imitation of successful behavior. Many of us who are lucky enough to have a senior developer that we can observe at work, have already somewhat understood this fact. For the rest of us who does not have a relevant senior developer close to us, or for those of us who still feels lacking experience about certain subjects, this course is for you.

In “Code Together” series you will actively observe a senior developing a practically useful piece of software. We will

  – prepare a minimal work definition

  – write samples

  – design an API

  – do the implementation

together with you. You are advised to actively follow the work being done

  – by listening/watching carefully

  – by stopping the videos and writing/replicating the code yourself

or even redesigning things where you see appropriate.

The code we show in this lecture is available as an opensource project on github.

In this episode we will be developing a client and a server with http(s) support.

By the end of this course, you will have experience on

  – how to implement

    o http clients

    o API definitions

    o sample apps

  – how to use boost asio

  – how to implement proper lock-safe multitasking. (i.e. using minimal number of locks or no locks at all)

Above all, you will accumulate useful experience about how a seasoned developer thinks and approaches things.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Build boost

Lecture 3: Prepare Directory Layout

Lecture 4: Add Necessary Projects

Lecture 5: Git First Commit

Lecture 6: Boost Asio Basics

Chapter 2: Http Client

Lecture 1: Roadmap

Lecture 2: Prepare Sample HttpClient Application

Lecture 3: Setting up HttpClient API – Factory

Lecture 4: Setting up HttpClient API – SendAsync

Lecture 5: Dummy Implementation For SendAsync

Lecture 6: Async Resolve

Lecture 7: Async Resolve Parametrization

Lecture 8: Async Connect

Lecture 9: Async Operations Memory Management With shared_ptr

Lecture 10: Http Client Lifetime Management Arrangements

Lecture 11: Http Traffic and Sample Messages

Lecture 12: Send Simple Http Message

Lecture 13: Read Http Simple Response

Lecture 14: Http Response Parser – Preparation

Lecture 15: Http Response Parser – Read Header Data

Lecture 16: Http Response parser – Parse Until Startline

Lecture 17: Http Response Parser – Parse Header Fields

Lecture 18: Http Header Transfer Method And Error Checks

Lecture 19: Http Determine Transfer Method

Lecture 20: Http Reading Body-1

Lecture 21: Http Reading Body-2

Lecture 22: Debug and Fixes

Chapter 3: Arranging The API

Lecture 1: Employ Boost Url

Lecture 2: Manage Connection Parameter

Lecture 3: Url Scheme To Port Mapping

Lecture 4: Prepare Http Request Object

Lecture 5: Get Request Helper

Lecture 6: Add Unit Test

Chapter 4: Https Support

Lecture 1: Acquire openssl

Lecture 2: Prepare Ssl Context

Lecture 3: Determine When to Use Https

Lecture 4: Prepare Tls Socket

Lecture 5: Tls Connect

Lecture 6: Https Write

Lecture 7: Https Read

Lecture 8: Tls and Asio Security Options

Chapter 5: Stress Test

Lecture 1: Prepare Project Layout

Lecture 2: Prepare Code Layout – Find & Fix A Bug In The Library

Lecture 3: Add Concurrency To The Test

Lecture 4: Add Threads To The Test

Lecture 5: Add Randomness To Download Address

Lecture 6: Add Timings

Instructors

Mert Büyüktuncay
Software Architect & Manager

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