Hey #coding #code #cpp

Any good C++ course to follow ?

@andaroth
Tried to fit everything into 500 characters (*phew*) - actually impossible ;)
I could provide more if you have any/specific questions. At what point of learning that language are you at the moment? You already decided on your platform and IDE?
@0x17de Yo !
I'm coding with VSCode since I'm a front web dev.
I got notions in OOP, already passed some Cpp and Java chapters on some learning websites such as OpenClassroom and Udemy.
I thought about CodeBlocks as an IDE.
@andaroth Code::Blocks was nice - get nightly builds from the forums if you do - and CMake works quite well as a projekt generator for it. https://www.youtube.com/user/CppCon that one is also a really nice source to learn stuff - avoid anything before C++11 (thats a whole different language). A lot of things are coming like std::string_view, concepts or template type deduction for constructors. Also have a look at the sources of e.g. yaml-cpp or github.com/whoshuu/cpr
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