I'm in the same boat and working through "A Tour of C++" by Stroustrup. It highlights the new features you're talking about with concise examples but doesn't flesh out the details. So you'll know that there's an often-better way to do certain things using the new language features. You'll need another reference for assistance with the details, often Stack Overflow examples suffice.
"Effective Modern C++" goes more into the details and is next on my queue.
I've done a bunch of Ruby, Java, and some Lisp programming since my last stint with C++. It feels like a whole new language.
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I'm in the same boat and working through "A Tour of C++" by Stroustrup. It highlights the new features you're talking about with concise examples but doesn't flesh out the details. So you'll know that there's an often-better way to do certain things using the new language features. You'll need another reference for assistance with the details, often Stack Overflow examples suffice.
"Effective Modern C++" goes more into the details and is next on my queue.
I've done a bunch of Ruby, Java, and some Lisp programming since my last stint with C++. It feels like a whole new language.