5 books every C++ developer should read

The following are five books that every C++ developer should read. This is my personal list. It is very possible that as I continue to read more, this list will change. If you have any suggestions for C++ books that you think are worth reading, make sure to put it in the comment section.

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[imtryinghere]

1. But how do it know? - J. Clark Scott
2. Design Patterns: elements of reusable object-oriented software - Erich Gamma
3. C++ Best practices - Jason Turner
4. C++ 17 in detail - B. Filipek
5. C++ Concurrency in Action - Williams

[siddharthkrishnan]

Great list! "Effective C++" by Scott Meyers is another book I would recommend for CPP programmers.

[fed]

Thx coding Jesus, hope you return to YouTube.

[OGBhyve]

Glad to see high quality books that are outside the typical recommendations you see repeated everywhere on the internet.

[Ronald-xtxe]

I’m here based off a HILARIOUS comment on KS live. You made my night man.

[KeyserTheRedBeard]

astonishing content Coding Jesus. I killed that thumbs up on your video. Keep up the first-rate work.

[alexh.lamarche]

I love the fact that the book concurrency in action has a concubine on the cover

[hugojj]

Bro, just discovered your channel. But the fact you say we're probably control freaks so effortlessly cracked me up. Love it. So true. Computers like all our second brain and they're all connected together and most people don't even know where or how their password is protected on their bank account and yet we depend on that being safe for us to not die. lol. What a time to be alive. haha.

[fisherh]

Sometimes I think this guy is really Jesus. Such fine, fine wisdom.

[hengjiuxiao]

Thank you for the information coding Jesus! I’m just starting on my C++ journey as a beginner. Can I ask what are some of the books/resources you used when you just started (from the video abt how you became a quant dev)?

Cheers and keep up the great videos!

[fstech.digital]

Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++ by Bjarne Stroustrup...What do you think?

[owenbrooks]

Cool! I really recommend "Implementing Useful Algorithms in C++" by Dmytro Kedyk. I worked with Dmytro at Bloomberg -- the guy has some of the highest raw intellect I have seen in the field. His book will really come in handy when building complex systems. If you are into chess, he also wrote a bunch of chess material re his experience in the Russian chess system.

[CodingJesus]

What other C++ books do you recommend people should read?

[oleksijm]

"The C++ Standard Library" by Nicolai Josuttis.

[stephjans]

hello Coding Jesus,
could you make a video and show how a trading algorithm looks like.
I mean, show us some simplified code with some simple parameters. or you may show us a simplified Block Diagram.
is it possible?

[ezequielpereyra]

hi, i'm new on c++, i know a little of c# but i prefer go to unreal 5 thanks for the list.. i need read a lot xD

[Coding-tozj]

the c++ programming language by its creator Bjarne Stroustrup . how could any other book outplay its creator

[financebros]

So my school focuses on Java and Python- is there a tool you recommend for those? I am self- learning C++ as well since fintech does focus on that as you mentioned it- I’m excited to read these over summer!

[greob]

More than the title of each book you should also highlight the names of the authors.

[МаркоКраљевић-юр]

Coding Jesus, what is your opinion on the fintech industry? Do you see some business opportunities in fintech?