Headers and libraries, but with classes

[@georgebethel1320]

Looking forward to the new video

[@gordonfreimann]

been waiting for a new video:)

[@CodeForYourself]

Thanks! 😉

[@zamf]

Great video. Nice and simple as usual.

[@CodeForYourself]

Thanks! 🙏

[@Togagiga]

Hey Igor, thanks for all the great content, I have really enjoyed the video series so far! Do you have any recommendations for textbooks on modern c++ (>17)?

[@CodeForYourself]

Hey Jonas. Not really. I did read a couple of books a long time ago, like Scott Meyer's "Effective modern C++" but since then I mostly transitioned to learning from practice given that I have pretty decent grasp on the basic principles. Adding up some CppCon videos and other mostly KZbin tutorials replaces books for me as of recently. An additional reason being that I don't really have the time for the full book anymore and much prefer bite-sized chunks of knowledge that address exactly the problem I am facing. So while I'm sure there are great books on modern C++, I don't know them well enough to recommend any. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@azizkoc1907]

Hey Igor thanks for these great tutorials. I have a question, do you upload videos with regard to a specific curriculum / schedule or just random? I mean should I follow the chronological order or something else if I wanna learn c++ from scratch. Thanks

[@CodeForYourself]

Hey! Thanks for the kind words! No, the videos are not at random. You can watch them as they appear in the playlist (on my channel) or you can follow the order along with the explanations here: github.com/cpp-for-yourself Hope this helps! I might add this info under the videos... 🤔

[@theintjengineer]

Well, I have been using C++20 Modules since January, 19th. No more header files. I only have .ixx|.cppm and .cpp files.

[@CodeForYourself]

Yeah, modules are amazing. A bit cumbersome with CMake, no? Anyway, as this course is about C++17 it still makes sense to know everything. Maybe I'll do the C++20 spin when I'm done with this one. 🤷🏼‍♂️