Excellent catalogue of best practices

I think this is one of the most useful C++ books one could have if working in a team. Most companies don't have a very large set of coding standards, and every now and then there will be a discussion about which is the best way to implement something. That's when this book shines:

1) You can show your co-workers the page for the related item, and the explanation for the underlying rationale will be so concise, they can read it while standing.
2) Every item is backed with heavy references to standard works by the top names in C++.

Basically it is a tool for effectively ending discussions in the most constructive way possible.

It's the supreme index into the world of collected C++ knowledge.

Other Reviews

• One of the Best C++ Books I Have Read
• Excellent catalogue of best practices
• It is just a brief repeating of other books from the same Author
• Readable, pithy, sensible, 'greatest hits' round up of advice on C++