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Build Your Own Multithreaded Reverse Proxy Server in C from Scratch -it's only about 130+ lines of code -enjoy with expresso😅 -it's PART-1 -it's not complete yet -it's just for understanding the fundamentals about multithreading and reverse proxy -github and source code will be provided after this project completion,...

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Here's my github:

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Lets go!

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@7etsuo Yes ser🫡🫡, let's go

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Practicing concurrency myself rn so this should be fun!

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🙏, more projects will come in c and advanced c, just keep learning💪💪

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waiting to see the beautiful outcome

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yes ser🫡

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socket server w/o coroutines is far from reality

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True, coroutines make handling socket servers much more efficient and scalable, especially for high-concurrency situations. But I think it's still valuable to understand and work with the basics, like blocking or non-blocking I/O, before diving into coroutines. It helps build a strong foundation to appreciate why coroutines are such a game-changer! -But ser, I will definitely build that advanced project as well in the future for sure, thanks for your feedback🙏🙏.

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Here's the PART-2 (COMPLETE):

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