Books and Magazines
Hi there
I am learning C++ as is easy to guess ;)
I am looking for a book that would be a reference point (especially when I am doing my daily commute) to compliment my online course. Basically when I cover for example pointers, I want to get in depth explanation, so I can re read and possibly get better grasp how it works, and memorize it. I have book Accelerated C++ by Andrew Koening and Barbara Moo. This is great book I like explanation but its not very suited as reference book due to the way book is written (it jumps back and forward and if you want to read about one subject you have to cover sometimes big chunk of other topics)
Second - I am looking for online or offline way to expand my knowledge and awareness on C++ and development in general, what other sources could you recommed. This is for time when I am not actively coding (ie too tired or when on my daily commute) and want get familiar with new trends, practises. Be part of discussion.
thanks in advance for your advice :)
I am learning C++ as is easy to guess ;)
I am looking for a book that would be a reference point (especially when I am doing my daily commute) to compliment my online course. Basically when I cover for example pointers, I want to get in depth explanation, so I can re read and possibly get better grasp how it works, and memorize it. I have book Accelerated C++ by Andrew Koening and Barbara Moo. This is great book I like explanation but its not very suited as reference book due to the way book is written (it jumps back and forward and if you want to read about one subject you have to cover sometimes big chunk of other topics)
Second - I am looking for online or offline way to expand my knowledge and awareness on C++ and development in general, what other sources could you recommed. This is for time when I am not actively coding (ie too tired or when on my daily commute) and want get familiar with new trends, practises. Be part of discussion.
thanks in advance for your advice :)
Pure reference (wiki, with many knowledgeable contributors): http://en.cppreference.com/w/
Reference book with explanations: 'The C++ Programming Language, 4th Edition' by Stroustrup
https://www.amazon.com/The-Programming-Language-4th-Edition/dp/0321563840/
Reference book with explanations: 'The C++ Programming Language, 4th Edition' by Stroustrup
https://www.amazon.com/The-Programming-Language-4th-Edition/dp/0321563840/
| I am looking for online or offline way to expand my knowledge and awareness on C++ and development in general |
These are not beginner's books, and are specific to C++, but I wrote a post yesterday:
http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/210943/#msg988959
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JLBorges and mbozzi thank you very much :)
Can you recommend any magazines that cover C++ or development in general?
I am looking to build from this a bit more awareness around subject.
I want to find out apart from learning syntax of C++ what is like to work as developer full time.
How is required as I am assuming its not only about writing for loops ;)
I heard some people mention scrum solution that is used. How does process of creating software work in real life.
Once i write my first part of code what will happen with it?
How would it be applied to main tree of other code made by other people?
Can you recommend any magazines that cover C++ or development in general?
I am looking to build from this a bit more awareness around subject.
I want to find out apart from learning syntax of C++ what is like to work as developer full time.
How is required as I am assuming its not only about writing for loops ;)
I heard some people mention scrum solution that is used. How does process of creating software work in real life.
Once i write my first part of code what will happen with it?
How would it be applied to main tree of other code made by other people?
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