Network communication

[Mikael Hansson]

Hard to say since I don't know so much about it :-)

So let's put it like this: I want to understand how web communication works. I got some basic understanding of http but there's so many terms and concepts I only have a vague understanding of.

Being new in the web/programming business I've found that there's a lot of supporting structures/things that it's good to have an understanding of and that it's quite easy finding information of "what" and "how" but more rarely "why", "where" and "when" :-)

/Micke

On 15 aug 2011, at 23.59, Peter Korsten wrote:

> Op 15-8-2011 23:32, Mikael Hansson schreef:
> 
>> Any reading recommendations for learning about network (web) communication (protocols, the grand scheme etc.)?
> 
> Is there anything in specific that you want to know about? Because you've put your question so broadly that it could mean anything.
> 
> Protocols on top of TCP/IP? TCP/IP itself? UDP/IP? The OSI model? How to wire a 100Base-T cable?
> 
> If it's specifically related to the WWW, have a look at HTTP, but again, unless it's really the basics about networking that you're interested in, it's difficult to answer.
> 
> - Peter
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