[stefanos82]

In my humble opinion, any C++ developer wants to call him or her self a professional must read his books...all of them!

So, to recap, here are the names of C++ specialists you need to read their books and / or articles they publish:

    * Bjarne Stroustrup of course
    * Andrei Alexandrescu
    * Scott Meyers
    * Herb Sutter
    * Jason Turner (His YouTube channel is a must; too many goodies in it!)
    * Nicolai Josuttis
    * John Lakos

If you just want to revise your C++ knowledge and bring it up to date, just read the following repo and you are good to go https://github.com/AnthonyCalandra/modern-cpp-features

[d26900]

Great recommendations!

Here's an HN-based book recommendation list for C++:

https://hackernewsbooks.com/topics/learning-c%2B%2B-programm...

"All links to Amazon, Safaribooks and O'Reilly get extracted once a week from Hacker News posts. We then rank the links based on how often they are mentioned and the karma of the user on Hacker News. So books mentioned several times by different people having high karma tend to rise to the top."

Reference:

https://hackernewsbooks.com/about

[stonemetal]

Has Andrei been keeping up with C++? Most of the time I hear about him recently is in context of him being a core D member.