Publisher's Synopsis
In an interconnected world, modern applications demand robust and efficient network communication. Rust, with its unique focus on memory safety, fearless concurrency, and exceptional performance, is the ideal language for building the next generation of network infrastructure, allowing you to create high-throughput systems without the fear of common security vulnerabilities.
"Rust Network Programming: A Practical Guide" is your essential roadmap to mastering network development with this innovative language. This book empowers you to leverage Rust's strengths to create applications and services that are not only incredibly fast but also remarkably safe and dependable, bridging the gap between theory and practice.
Inside, you will master foundational concepts like sockets, TCP, and UDP, and utilize Rust's core tools for I/O and error handling. We dive deep into building highly concurrent applications using async/await and popular runtimes like Tokio. You will learn to structure and secure real-world services with TLS, handle data serialization, and apply performance optimization strategies. Through hands-on projects and clear code examples, you'll gain the confidence to build everything from low-level utilities to high-performance distributed systems.
This guide is ideal for developers, architects, and programmers seeking to build high-performance, secure network applications. Grab your copy to become a confident and proficient Rust network programmer today.
