Kip Irvine's textbook on the subject is good. It's oriented towards Visual Studio (good, easy debugging) and windows but a fellow student had no problem using L

Kip Irvine's textbook on the subject is good. It's oriented towards Visual Studio (good, easy debugging) and windows but a fellow student had no problem using Linux tools to follow along and complete the course, which is not a bad way learn. It's useful to at least look at such a textbook to make sure you don't skip any of the easy, sort-of prerequisite material.