Modern C++ Programming with Test-Driven Development

About “Us”

I wrote this book to be a dialogue between us. Generally I’m talking to you, as the reader. When I (ideally infrequently) refer to myself, it’s usually to describe an experience-based opinion or preference. The implication is that it might not be a widely accepted concept (but it could be a fine idea!).

When it gets down to coding, I’d rather you didn’t have to work alone, particularly since you’re trying to learn. ​We​ will work through all of the coding exercises in the book together.