Learning something new each day?

Hello everyone,

I am new on these forums however, I browse cplusplus quite frequently.

So my question is, does anyone try to learn something new each day when it comes to c++? and if so would you mind sharing the places you go to learn these things? I am very comfortable in c++, and I know no one out there knows everything about it which is why I am looking to further expand my knowledge base of it.

An example of what I am referring to is recently, I noticed something in the c++ baseline I am currently working in and that was an operator() overload, which I never thought about doing before... So I looked into it and there are several recommendations for what overloading the operator() within a class could be used for... long story short, a faq I came across was talking about why you should use operator() over operator[] when it comes to matrices.

For those interested:
https://isocpp.org/wiki/faq/operator-overloading#matrix-subscript-op is the faq with the faq below it explaining why.

TL:DR: What are some good resources for interesting facts or articles on c++(besides cplusplus)?
What are some good resources for interesting facts or articles on c++(besides cplusplus)?

My favourite site is: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cpp/
Also, as far as online references go, the natural complementary resource to cplusplus.com is cppreference.com. In particular, it mentions the choice of operator() vs operator[] for matrices at http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/operators#Array_subscript_operator
Hey Thomas1965 and Cubbi, thanks for the links I'll start taking a look at those sites!
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