What is Reddit's opinion of Effective Modern C++: 42 Specific Ways to Improve Your Use of C++11 and C++14?

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Scott Meyers has a great book on this topic.

Ecco a te

For starters: http://c.learncodethehardway.org/book/

Then for some advanced material (Books, sorry they cost $ but they are written by a king C++ con$ultant) : Everything this guy writes. Namely his "...Tips for Effective C++" series, of which he has several. He released one very recently, actually.

• for modern C++

• for older C++ 03.

He's got other books, although these are his true gems.

Lastly, I think it's valueable to find read blogs of C++ industry programmers-- using C++ in an effective matter is not trivial, and requires a nontrivial commitment. By the time I started realizing the benefit of blogs, I started moving away from C++ to other languages (Because HEY! You can actually get stuff done in other languages!!) The main one I (did) read is this Casey Muratori's blog posts - link is to the start of a really good series of about 3 of his blog posts. He talks about specifically, "how to give birth" to objects. and it's great.