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This was referenced Nov 17, 2020
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This seems very short to put on a separate page -- maybe should just skip this and/or merge this into the next page? |
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Perfect, I will merge this with the other page and do this for any following chapters. c |
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This PR is part of a series of PR's regarding the book creation as described in #865. Each page of this chapter will have its own PR for reducing PR size.
- Overview ((2) Quinn Introduction Chapter, Introduction Page #919)
Live Version
A live version of this page can be found here. This book shows all the work that I have up-to-now. The pages that are visible but don't have a PR yet should are welcome to have general feedback.
Chapter Motivation
This chapter will go through the protocol by examples. The chapters are in the required order, first, we look at configuring a certificate which is required, then at setting up a connection, and finally at sending data about this connection. In the future, more pages can be added.
After reading this chapter the reader should be able to send data over a secured with a real or self-signed certificate, or insecure, connection.
The target audience is people who are new to the library and want to get started quickly by some examples and a short explanation. It is not meant to describe the entire API.
Page Motivation
The page introduces a reader to the coming chapter very shortly.
Remarks