I have learnt more about web and networking by implementing this basic http server than in any CS course i took, even more infact i had to implement certain C utility functions from scratch so I learnt a lot, for example I implemented C style null terminated strings from scratch in pure assembly.
the best thing I witnessed is how early developers actually got the idea about a high level language like C like how ot should be
when you program in assembly you start seeing these boiler plates that can be abstracted away by a compiler.
you truly understand why they say C is closes to assembly.
>>298
kek yaar no one replied, respect for you anon if you did not vibe code this or used ai to write it.
also if you wrote this bare handed, do share some resources to learn all these.
>>308
github kikes banned my github account for no reason.
>>307
I just used official linux syscall table and watched some yt videos regarding stack, memory alignment, procedures etc
>>310
>Is coding really as easy
no, but it isn't as hard as some people make it to be and I had to study to understand all this, it rakes some time before you get comfortable with registers, memory and all that.
I already made a web server in C sometime ago so I knew about network stuff, I just logically translated all those functions and data into assembly.
many guys keep asking me for sources, they are varied, random videos, articles, sometimes source code on github, I learn from all these sources.
if you doubt regarding something you can ask on chatgpt, it searches through multiple online sources and provides you a concentrated from, really great search engine
>>403
start with simple password generator, advance implement basic functionality, then move to mid level and implement encryption on password so that no on can see your password except you (you can do it with various cryptographic algorithm) but I recommend start with symmetric then move you way up to asymmetric cryptography.
if you get this far, then try implementing, try to make your password manager reproducible and modular so that you can use it anywhere by just installing you application and sync with you private key or whatever.
>>409
what I just told you is just basic thing that you need in your day to day life (password manager), but it could be anything for you, may auto gst application filling, or if you are interested in game dev, build a game with godot then move your way up to custom game engine.
people often make mistake thinking that "oh it's already there in the internet, what's the point of building the same thing again?", the answer is simple to learn
