Assuming that you have some coding experience i'd give Accelerated C++ a go. Its slightly dates but is one of the few resources available that doesn't spend three chapters walking through loop constructs.
After you've gotten comfortable take a look at Scott Meyer's series on C++.

So what will come out of that?

@garret too hasty I was

Highly recommend Accelerated C++, several free pdf versions sprinkled around the web

But look, it's centered!!

@Diactoros it certainly drives a tough bargain

You know, there's an Emacs plugin for that

@simulate thanks for the heads up! That is actually my normal workflow, although relatively resently acquired. Interactive rebase can be truly devious if you're not careful!

git rebase -i HEAD~3

Recursive trend if I know one

I do believe that is CSS ?

@Stocken I actually picked this course up too, only worked my way through about half but it's pretty solid. May seem a little dragged out but that is so ply because the instructor is veery thorough

Classic bug, all you have to do is flip the computer upside down, then use mirror to put things back in order and you're good to go!

Love the clazz

Might I suggest today's catch, good Sir?

Not as quick as vim and certainly not as cool as Emacs!

Dat wallpaper doe

Pure gold, wish I was this creative

@fuck2code I would highly recommend Mike Zemanskys videos on YouTube if you want a solid introduction. Also, make sure you go through the tutorial that ships with Emacs as it will walk you through most of the important keybindings that you need to navigate a codebase. Let me know if you have any questions!

Things really took a turn here didn't they?

Thanks, guys! Actually got it sorted out :)

Works as intended. Implementation-defined behavior.