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Post #674 4.13K
The Daily C++ https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3386320
This is a great read for anyone trying to learn about latest C++. The C++ you learn is probably old C++98 or in worst cases even older. That was quite unsafe and lacked good features. This article will be a great primer for new things. Also, it includes rationals behind why things were implemented. This is icing on top of cake.
IMO learning about features is not enough. One should know when to use them and that can be learned by reading the reasons behind the inclusion of the feature. A feature it's included to solve a problem and that problem is included in the reasons.

Happy Reading
Post #664 3.49K
https://www.quora.com/Do-you-use-modern-C-features-C-14-and-higher-in-big-projects-Ive-heard-some-companies-discourage-this-What-are-the-features-you-use-What-features-of-C-20-you-will-use/answer/Kurt-Guntheroth-1
Quora Do you use modern C++ features (C++14 and higher) in big projects? I've heard some companies discourage this. What are the features… Wow, I wish I had more time to write this answer. Modern C++ is a mixed bag of features; some wonderful, some boring, and some potentially tremendously expensive at run time. My focus is on optimization as you can see from my credential, so here’s...
Post #657 2.89K
References are the way to go in C++. It's use is heavily preferred over pointers. Hence, it's a great thing to learn about references.
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