Implementing a Simple Protocol using Tokio - Part I

Learning Tokio

A protocol is a defined method for entities to communicate. One of the most widely recognized protocols is HTTP/HTTPS. Its implementation is governed by a specification documented in the RFC 1945. To develop your own protocols, proficiency in network programming is essential. I’ve recently delved into the Tokio ecosystem, where the crates provided simplify network programming. My interest was piqued, leading me to explore the excellent “mini-redis” tutorial. After going through the tutorial, I felt compelled to challenge myself by attempting to implement a simple protocol. [Read More]