Hello and welcome to my learning repository, which I consolidate all of my learning and experiences (and frustrations) with the C++ programming language.
I'm currently following the learncpp.com tutorials. Even though, I already know most of the basic concepts of the language, I tought it would be a good idea to have a fresh start from the very beggining. I do recommend this to anyone, as from my personal experience, you never know enough (as I didn't know about list initialization, for instance).
You might see a lot of CMake and other CI-related files. That comes from a template which I inherited from Jason Turner cpp_starter_project.
Every chapter is split accordingly to the tutorial, so should be straight forward when searching for something specific.
An obvious step after finishing (or during) the learncpp.com tutorial is to learn what make all of this knowledge useful: algorithms and data structures. So I'm also making here my repository for these topics, all implemented in C++ (maybe design patterns in the future).
One last thing. Is good to have multiple documentations as references from a best practices perspective and also for the language itself. So, apart from the internet of course, one of my additional references is the Effective Modern C++ book from Scott Meyers.
Be my guest.