Python Network Programming: Build Scalable Network Applications with Real-World Python Code, (Paperback)

It started with a blinking cursor and a broken network.
Ervin L. Briggs was knee-deep in cables, staring at a terminal that refused to cooperate. The server was up, the devices were online, but the network? Silent. That moment sparked a journey, not just to fix a bug, but to master the art of building scalable, intelligent network applications using Python.
What followed was years of hands-on experience, real-world troubleshooting, and elegant solutions that turned chaos into clarity. This book is the result: a practical, powerful guide for anyone who wants to speak the language of networks fluently, and automate them like a pro.
What You'll Gain from This Book

• Real-world Python code you can use immediately - no fluff, no filler
• Step-by-step guidance on building scalable network applications from scratch
• Mastery of tools like sockets, APIs, SSH automation, and packet sniffing
• Deployment strategies for cloud platforms like AWS and Heroku
• Debugging and monitoring techniques that save hours of frustration
• Professional packaging and scalability tips to future-proof your projects
• Confidence to build, deploy, and maintain network services that actually work

❌ What You'll Miss If You Don't Grab This Book

• Struggling with outdated tutorials and fragmented online advice
• Wasting time on trial-and-error instead of proven solutions
• Missing out on the chance to automate tasks that should've been automated yesterday
• Staying stuck in theory while others build real-world tools
• Losing the edge in interviews, freelance gigs, or team projects