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C++

Types of content:

• Language references
• FAQ's
• Articles
• Blogs
• Lectures
• Books

Most of the materials will require at least beginner level knowledge of C++. If you don't know the language - get the book.

Contributors

• SteelPh0enix

Resources

Language references

• C++ Reference [N/A]

  • Best online C and C++ languages reference, containing all the informations you need about standard library and the language, up to newest standards. First choice, if we need some kind of algorithm or container, to search for.

• Modern C++ Feature Cheatsheet [N/A]

  • A comprehensive cheatsheet which is handy for getting an overview of new language features.

FAQ's

• isocpp.org C++ Super-FAQ [N/A]

  • Well written FAQ containing most of information about language features and new standards. Definitely must-read for every C++ programmer, especially without ealier contact with C++11 or newer standard.

Articles

• C++ Rvalue References Explained [Intermediate]

  • Article about rvalue references in C++ and move semantics

Blogs

Lectures

• C++ Seasoning - GoingNative 2013 - Sean Parent [Intermediate]

  • Lecture about writing a good code in C++ using standard library, instead of reimplementing existing algorithms

• Bjarne Strostrup: C++11 Style [N/A]

  • Lecture about writing better code, using C++11 style and features

• CppCon 2015: Bjarne Stroustrup “Writing Good C++14” [N/A]

  • Lecture about writing good C++14 code

• rand() Considered Harmful [N/A]

  • Lecture about "why you should use C++11 random generation, than old rand()"

Books

• Stack Overflow definitive C++ books guide and list [N/A]

  • C++ book list for anyone who would want to learn the language, or get some knowledge about good techniques. If you are new in C++ - start here.