Network sockets and streaming (C# based)

Set up a udp server with a socket listener, demonstrating server and client roles, endpoints, and port handling; open the udp port in the firewall and receive bytes.

Establish a basic udp client by creating a socket, configuring the local ip and endpoint port 5000, and sending data to the server without a connection.

Demonstrate the server side of a UDP implementation, using a UDP listener and an indeterminate while loop to receive bytes, an offset, and extract client id and message.

Examine the client side of a networked app, using a simple UI to send text via UDP sockets. Learn buffer creation and a custom data arrangement for transmission.

Set up a tcap server listener on a chosen ip and port, accept multiple clients via a network stream, and respond with a simple 'thing works' message.

Demonstrates the client side of a TCAP socket connection in a C# project, establishing a local host link to port 5000, exchanging a header message, and handling timeouts and encoding.

This lecture demonstrates a C# DCP socket server that handles multiple clients via a listener and streams, using a simple protocol: first byte = client id, rest = message.

Develop a client-side socket workflow that connects to localhost:5000 on button click, sends input text as bytes via a buffered message with a length prefix and flush.

this lecture shows handling multiple clients with a single C# socket server, sending and receiving messages asynchronously every 10 seconds, and identifying clients by index.

Learn how to establish and manage a server-side WebSocket in a C# API project, including enabling web sockets, path checks, and a receive-send loop for text and binary messages.

Demonstrate the client side of web sockets in a console app, showing how a client connects, sends, and receives data with the server, including encoding considerations.

Explore client WebSocket usage in Blazor with practical examples, showing how to connect, send, and receive messages over a secure wss connection and display live messages from the server.

This lecture shows building a console websocket server with HTTP listener and test client, adding prefixes, starting listening, accepting websocket requests, and establishing a connection to send and receive data.

Explains how to use the ping and socket function to resolve a domain to its IP address, verify domain validity, and observe round-trip time through ICMP echo requests and responses.

Demonstrates a ping example in a form-based app, showing how sending text and checking for a success status works, and how a try-catch handles exceptions in C#.

learn to download a video or any file in a C# API project using file stream result for streaming, with content type and an authorization attribute.

Explore network programming with C# by mastering sockets, web sockets, and API integration within console and Visual Studio templates, and review practical assignments for anonymous feedback.