TCP Working: 3-Way Handshake & Reliable Communication
Feb 12 · 3 min read · TCP(Transmission Control Protocol) is transport layer protocol which focuses on reliability , correct order , error free communication controlled data flow.It is needed to make sure your data reached to your destination exactly how it left from sourc...
Join discussionTCP vs UDP Explained Simply (and Where HTTP Fits In)
Feb 1 · 4 min read · If the internet were a city, data would be traffic moving between places.But traffic without rules quickly turns into chaos. That’s exactly why the internet needs protocols — rules that define how data is sent, received, and understood. In this artic...
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TCP vs UDP: When to Use What, and How TCP Relates to HTTP
Jan 31 · 2 min read · TCP and UDP TCP stands for Transmission Control Protocol UDP stands for User Datagram Protocol Both of these protocols work to transport data packets from sender to receiver. Both TCP and UDP are in the Transport layer of the OSI Model Key differen...
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TCP vs UDP: Choosing the Right Protocol and Understanding HTTP
Jan 28 · 9 min read · Imagine a group discussion session where everyone talks at the same time . A complete mess ! No round robin implementation, no acknowledgement , no idea whether anyone is listening. Voices are overlapping . Some words are missed which leads to inac...
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Understanding TCP: 3-Way Handshake and Reliable Data Transfer
Jan 28 · 13 min read · Imagine a group discussion session where everyone talks at the same time . A complete mess ! No round robin implementation, no acknowledgement , no idea whether anyone is listening. Voices are overlapping . Some words are missed which leads to inac...
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TCP Working: 3-way handshake
Jan 26 · 3 min read · Introduction Assume your friends is sitting in a room filled with people discussing with each other and you came and shouted your message to your friend. This message may not be heared by your friend or got changed in chaos of room or it might not re...
Join discussionTCP vs UDP: The Complete Guide to Internet's Delivery Systems
Jan 23 · 12 min read · Introduction: Why Does the Internet Need Rules? Let me ask you something simple. When you send a letter to your friend, what do you need? You need an envelope, a stamp, an address, and someone to deliver it (the postal service). Without these basic t...
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Building a QUIC service in .NET with MsQuic
Dec 21, 2025 · 9 min read · If you only ever touch QUIC through HTTP/3, it is easy to miss how different the transport really is. HTTP keeps you thinking in requests, responses, headers, and status codes. MsQuic forces you to think in connections, streams, flow control, and lif...
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August Highlights
Aug 30, 2025 · 8 min read · Network Basics — Vishal Vaishishth View the slide deck for this talk here Evolution of communication systems Marconi (wireless telegraphy) → One-way radio → Two-way radio (interactive comms) → Digital networks (Ethernet frames, VoIP, etc.) Guglielmo...
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