Philisophy The first proper section lays out some guiding philosophies for writing good C++. This is a combination of C++ specific advice and just good general pratice in programming languages, so I won't cover everything exhaustively, but here's the list for completness. Express ideas directly in code Write in ISO …

I've never just stumbled upon a good Computer Science book in the wild, it's always been recommendations leading me to books. I'd been burned a few times on low-effort "Hacking" instructionals in high school and just kind of gave up trying to source material for myself. It's a broad field that needs books for …

So I've been starting to look at career moves that require more systems-level programming, and as a result I'm circling back to studying C++. I've done a lot with C++ in the past, but as I've spent more time making other languages work for my professional/personal studies, I've undoubtably forgotten some good tricks …