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   From: 0xCDCDCDCD@gmx.at   
      
   On 31.01.2012 10:22, HawkBoy wrote:   
   > Hi all,   
   >   
   > I hope this isn't a repeated question, I just don't know what to   
   > search for (and my few guesses didn't return much).   
   >   
   > I'm   
   > ... looking to improve and stay   
   > sharp.   
   >   
   > I've realized that for the last few years, I've had trouble learning   
   > more. I'm not getting much from work, I've already read many of the   
   > recommended books (Scott Meyers, Bjorn Stroustrup, Josuttis, a book or   
   > two on STL and boost; feel free to make recommendations)   
   >   
      
   One book that isn't a "bible", but that I really enjoyed recently was   
   [Imperfect C++] by Matthew Wilson. Another book, not even touching on C++, but   
   a very good read for an experienced programmer, is [Seven Languages in Seven   
   Weeks] by Bruce Tate.   
      
   just my 002 OC.   
      
   > I've tried reading this discussion group, but there's too much to keep   
   > up with and it would be nice to have a source with the juicy bits   
   > filtered out (or in).   
   > ...   
      
   I dunno. When lacking time, I've just fallen back to only skimming the titles   
   (of this group) and being more picky with what I read (and what I take time to   
   reply to).   
      
   I think the volume of this group here is really such that you can only look   
   into it once a week and still don't miss the important parts.   
      
   cheer,   
   Martin   
      
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