learn network programming in c, but without all those pesky sockets

When learning to program, one of the first advanced projects you'll get is a networking project. You may even have this in your classes right now where you need to send data from a client to a server and vice versa. This isn't an easy task for a new programmer, and while you should definitely learn the C networking API for Linux or Windows, there's an easier way to do this.

ZeroMQ or ZMQ is a message queue library that provides an abstraction over the socket API to make networking easier in C, as well as many other languages. In this video, we go over a basic implementation of the ZMQ library, using a request response schema for a basic networking application.

ZMQ API: http://api.zeromq.org/

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