I'm learning C++/CLI by reading MS VC++/CLI Step by Step, any advice guys?
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I know a little in C++ world by reading some basic parts of C++ Primer book and doing simple stuff by C++. I'm about in the middle of the Microsoft Visual C++/CLI Step by Step and trying to reach a middle level in C++, the language I love. I like to write Windows apps including the traditional way and also Windows store. Do you have any advice or recommendation to me as an improvement, getting much better or so? Thanks guys :)
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I know a little in C++ world by reading some basic parts of C++ Primer book and doing simple stuff by C++. I'm about in the middle of the Microsoft Visual C++/CLI Step by Step and trying to reach a middle level in C++, the language I love. I like to write Windows apps including the traditional way and also Windows store. Do you have any advice or recommendation to me as an improvement, getting much better or so? Thanks guys :)
Practice, practice, practice. Also read books and articles, plenty of the latter to be found at http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cpp/[^] and http://www.codeproject.com/KB/mcpp/[^].
Veni, vidi, abiit domum
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I know a little in C++ world by reading some basic parts of C++ Primer book and doing simple stuff by C++. I'm about in the middle of the Microsoft Visual C++/CLI Step by Step and trying to reach a middle level in C++, the language I love. I like to write Windows apps including the traditional way and also Windows store. Do you have any advice or recommendation to me as an improvement, getting much better or so? Thanks guys :)
As Richard indicates, nothing beats actually writing some code and learning by doing. There is one book I really like which isn't on the reference page: "C++/CLI In Action" by Nishant Sivakumar.