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This place is for network programmers and kernel hackers. If you are not in to those areas you can do whatever you want, but I highly recommend you to close the window. My vision for this page is to have simple tutorials that will help all the newbies to develop their knowledge in both network programming(NP) and kernel programming(KP). THOSE WHO SEEK KNOWLEDGE SHOULD HAVE THE OPPURTUNITY TO FIND IT (source - unkown). I know there are already many places with good tutorials. But I never found a place where you can learn NP/KP for both in Unix flavors and Windows(NT).. So I thought let me be different and fill that gap. So all the tutorials in this page will target both OS flavors so that everyone can be exposed to programming in both OS flavors. I consider myself a newbie in windows world, though I have good experience in both NP and KP in Linux. So don't expect me to be a super-dooper and solve all your problems. I can assure I will work with you to solve a problem that you might face. My plan is to introduce everyone to NP on application level and write some simple kernel programs (from 'hello world'). As the time progresses I am planning to introduce Network programming in the Kernel level. No, I won't write a tutorial to develop a driver for a toaster or something like that, which I feel is of no use unless you have that toaster with the hardware manual that goes with it. As I already said, every program that's present here will be in Linux and Windows flavor. I've started working and you should see tutorials popping (mostly at slower rate). Once I am done with everything I needed to post a tutorial, you can see it online. Keep hitting F5, you might see wonders at some time...that's the way to go and that's the beauty of it... |