steelx
Looking for C++17/20 GameDev book
Hi,
I’m looking suggestions for learning Game development with C++
preferably, SDL2.
All suggestions are welcomed 
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iPaul
C++20 for lazy programmers - is a book that introduces C++20 through game development (using SDL2 for graphics).
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steelx
thanks folks. hope we keep sharing more such books here, I love all your replies
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chikega
I recommend this course by Gustavo Pezzi:
Create a 2D Game Engine with C++, SDL & Lua
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