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If you're already familiar with C++ (or just C), Bjarne's blue book is really good, but a bit academic. I'd recommend reading that along with Scott Meyers "Effe
by ryanianian 6y ago
If you're already familiar with C++ (or just C), Bjarne's blue book is really good, but a bit academic. I'd recommend reading that along with Scott Meyers "Effective Modern C++". I came from knowing only a bit of C++98 from college 10 years ago, read both of those, and now feel like I know C++ (the language) really well. Mastering the STL is step 2. Mastering a (any) build-system is step 3.