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After reading "A tour of C++," I can read: the same book twice again, the same book in Chinese, a book on the R language, or an English-German dictionary. I kn
by JTyQZSnP3cQGa8B 3y ago
After reading "A tour of C++," I can read: the same book twice again, the same book in Chinese, a book on the R language, or an English-German dictionary.
I know it’s not personalized since I didn’t create an account but it’s still a bit disappointing.
The privacy policy was a fun read though. They say that "one of our main priorities is the privacy of our visitors" and then give a huge list of the personal information that is collected. It’s not very private too.
- ailibrarian 3y agoHey! Thanks for this comment. You probably have been expecting to see the recommendations directly in the dropdown after you typed a book title. I added some clarification message to remove misunderstanding: "Please be sure to type the book title into the text field above and then select the book from the dropdown menu. This will take you to the book's page, where you can discover what to read after"
- ailibrarian 3y agoIf you do so, you can see this recommendation: Steven Edick Effective Modern C++ This book is a great follow-up to 'A Tour of C++' as it dives deeper into the modern features of C++, providing practical advice and guidelines for writing efficient and expressive code.