Scott Meyers’ “Effective C++” series are digestible reads that cover the corner cases a modern C++ developer might hit, as well as guidelines and best practices to keep from shooting yourself in the foot.
Those are starting to be pretty out-of-date. Proper C++23 code looks nowhere like code from Effective Modern C++ (published in 2014) just like you wouldn't expect C# or JS books from 2014 to be up-to-date with 2024 good practices - compare for instance Eloquent Javascript 1st edition (2011) and 4th edition (2024) : `let`, `const`, `use strict;` and a ton of other things taken for granted today weren't there.
