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"Transport Protocols" is a category for books that examine the end-to-end mechanisms that enable data to move reliably and efficiently across networks—covering fundamental and advanced topics such as TCP, UDP, SCTP, QUIC, flow and congestion control, reliability and retransmission strategies, ordering and multiplexing, latency/jitter management for real-time media, and interactions with security layers like TLS. It includes protocol design and implementation guides, socket and API programming, performance analysis and tuning, packet-level debugging, and standards/RFC-driven explanations, as well as application-specific adaptations for mobile, IoT, datacenter, and streaming environments. Intended for students, network engineers, system architects, and researchers, the category spans textbooks, practical manuals, reference handbooks, and research monographs that blend theory, measurement, and hands-on techniques for building and optimizing transport-layer services.

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