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Inter Process Communication using C++ & CPP-ZMQ Library, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 20 lectures, 6 quizzes, based on 28 reviews, and has 1452 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn IPC (Inter Process Communication) using C++ and the third-party library CPP-ZMQ for practical application in real-time projects. Unlock the secrets of the Request-Reply pattern in CPP-ZMQ for seamless bidirectional communication. Harness the power of 3rd-party libraries to enhance your project capabilities. Gain a deep understanding of IPC and its implementation through messaging for real-world projects. Master the creation and management of sockets, establishing connections, and sending/receiving messages effectively. Elevate your skills with real-time examples and build a robust console-based virtual assistant akin to Siri. This course is ideal for individuals who are C++ developers interested in mastering Inter Process Communication (IPC) using the CPP-ZMQ library. or Software engineers looking to enhance their understanding of networking and messaging in C++. or Students or professionals aiming to build real-world applications involving bidirectional communication between processes. or Individuals seeking to create console-based virtual assistant applications similar to Siri or Google Assistant using C++ and IPC. or Anyone interested in leveraging third-party libraries for IPC and messaging in C++ applications. or Any Programmer Willing To Learn A New Concept It is particularly useful for C++ developers interested in mastering Inter Process Communication (IPC) using the CPP-ZMQ library. or Software engineers looking to enhance their understanding of networking and messaging in C++. or Students or professionals aiming to build real-world applications involving bidirectional communication between processes. or Individuals seeking to create console-based virtual assistant applications similar to Siri or Google Assistant using C++ and IPC. or Anyone interested in leveraging third-party libraries for IPC and messaging in C++ applications. or Any Programmer Willing To Learn A New Concept.

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Title: Inter Process Communication using C++ & CPP-ZMQ Library

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 20

Number of Quizzes: 6

Number of Published Lectures: 20

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 31

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 30

Original Price: $64.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Learn IPC (Inter Process Communication) using C++ and the third-party library CPP-ZMQ for practical application in real-time projects.
  • Unlock the secrets of the Request-Reply pattern in CPP-ZMQ for seamless bidirectional communication.
  • Harness the power of 3rd-party libraries to enhance your project capabilities.
  • Gain a deep understanding of IPC and its implementation through messaging for real-world projects.
  • Master the creation and management of sockets, establishing connections, and sending/receiving messages effectively.
  • Elevate your skills with real-time examples and build a robust console-based virtual assistant akin to Siri.

Who Should Attend

  • C++ developers interested in mastering Inter Process Communication (IPC) using the CPP-ZMQ library.
  • Software engineers looking to enhance their understanding of networking and messaging in C++.
  • Students or professionals aiming to build real-world applications involving bidirectional communication between processes.
  • Individuals seeking to create console-based virtual assistant applications similar to Siri or Google Assistant using C++ and IPC.
  • Anyone interested in leveraging third-party libraries for IPC and messaging in C++ applications.
  • Any Programmer Willing To Learn A New Concept

Target Audiences

  • C++ developers interested in mastering Inter Process Communication (IPC) using the CPP-ZMQ library.
  • Software engineers looking to enhance their understanding of networking and messaging in C++.
  • Students or professionals aiming to build real-world applications involving bidirectional communication between processes.
  • Individuals seeking to create console-based virtual assistant applications similar to Siri or Google Assistant using C++ and IPC.
  • Anyone interested in leveraging third-party libraries for IPC and messaging in C++ applications.
  • Any Programmer Willing To Learn A New Concept

Is learning Inter-Process Communication(IPC)difficult? You are in the right place at the right time. We make it simple to understand and remember.

Most of the Real World projects need IPC. Two or more processes may have to talk with each other. So it is very important to understand & implement IPC.

To achieve IPC through messaging, we are using CPP-ZMQ, a C++ binding of ZMQ(C-library). ZMQ is an open-source library.

Here you & I together will build a Siri-like console-textapplication.

WHAT YOU LEARN?

We are going to implement a Siri/Google Assistant kind of application, which will be a console text application where 2 processes will be communicating with each other.

During this implementation, you will be learning the following:-

  1. What is the Request-Reply pattern in the ZMQ library?

  2. How to use 3rd-party library in your project.

  3. What is IPC & how to achieve it through messaging?

  4. What are sockets and ports?

  5. Creation of socket.

  6. Establishing a connection to a socket.

  7. Making socket addresses.

  8. Understanding the requirement of multiple ports in a socket with real-time examples.

  9. Send and Receive messages.

  10. Some debugging tips.

  11. Prepare for the next level.

  12. Console-based Siri by you & me.

HOW?

  1. By understanding the lectures, and following the diagrams & algorithm.

  2. Completing 5 Assignments.

WHAT IS NEXT?

You can start using this in your real-time project when required.

You can further learn other ZMQ patterns easily, so you can use that in your current project.

Make the console-based Siri more robust.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: What is a Process & IPC?

Lecture 1: What is a Process?

Lecture 2: What is IPC?

Chapter 3: Introducing ZMQ & Request-Reply Pattern.

Lecture 1: Scope Of ZMQ

Lecture 2: Request-Reply pattern

Lecture 3: Understanding IPC & Socket

Chapter 4: Algorithm to write requester & responder processes

Lecture 1: Algorithm to write requester & responder

Chapter 5: Socket Address build up & establishing connection

Lecture 1: Socket Address buildup & establishing communication between socket and process

Chapter 6: What is CPP-ZMQ & How to setup environment?

Lecture 1: Environment Setup

Chapter 7: Write Our First Program with Makefile

Lecture 1: First Program(Requester&Responder) with Makefile

Lecture 2: Live DEMO

Chapter 8: ASSIGNMENT-01

Chapter 9: ASSIGNMENT-02

Chapter 10: Things To Remember

Lecture 1: Things To Remember(Revisit what we have done till now in a systematic manner).

Chapter 11: Understanding the Project(Siri)

Lecture 1: Understand the project(Siri)

Chapter 12: ASSIGNMENT-03

Chapter 13: ASSIGNMENT-04

Chapter 14: ASSIGNMENT-05

Chapter 15: Solution to ASSIGNMENT-05

Lecture 1: Implementation of Console-Text based Siri like application

Chapter 16: BONUS LECTURES

Lecture 1: Bonus-1-Supported ZMQ Socket types and protocols

Lecture 2: Bonus-2-Understanding ZMQ Terminologies

Lecture 3: Bonus-3-Troubleshooting Tips

Chapter 17: COMMUNICATION BETWEEN 2 DIFFERENT PHYSICAL MACHINES!

Lecture 1: PART-I: HOW TWO DIFFERENT MACHINES COMMUNICATE-(LINUX & MAC)

Lecture 2: PART-II: DEMO ON HOW TWO MACHINES COMMUNICATE-LINUX & MAC

Chapter 18: WHERE ARE WE AND WHAT IS NEXT?

Lecture 1: Where Are We And What Is Next?

Chapter 19: CPP-ZMQ Request-Response Pattern Evaluation.

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