Where to begin with modern cpp?

[dim vault]

I'm curious what modern resources the community recommends to begin learning cpp.
I've been programming a few years with several different languages. I prefer docs/books/paper style resources that are relevant.
I've started with Microsoft's documentation, what else would you recommend?

[vast tusk]

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How to Learn C++ Programming

We generally recommend a good book to learn the necessary fundamentals:

• Murach’s C++ Programming
• Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++
• learncpp.com

To actually write and run C++ code, you will need a compiler, editor, and debugger. We strongly recommend to start out using an IDE, which will provide all these tools for you:

<:microsoft:1165512917047853127> Windows

• [Visual Studio](#1165492293810257920 message)
• CLion

<:tux:1165505626894520361> Linux

• Visual Studio Code
• CLion
• Qt Creator

<:apple:1165508607798943754> Mac

• Xcode
• CLion

[thorny bluff]

There is also https://stackoverflow.com/a/388282

[dim vault]

I have been looking over this, which brought me here.
Some of these resources are over 2 decades old and I'm not sure where exactly to start.

[narrow birch]

Not much has fundamentally changed since C++11. You don't have to look for the very recent books

[thorny bluff]

Though books before C++11 are somewhat no longer recommended.

[dim vault]

I didn't initially see the 3rd version of Tour of C++, I suppose I'd look into that.