From Scott Meyers:
"I've just completed development of a new C++ training course, this one on the new features in C++0x (the forthcoming revised standard for C++). My original plan had been to develop a one-day seminar, but it turns out that C++0x has so many new features, trying to describe and explore even the "primary" ones in only one day just isn't possible. So the course runs two days. Furthermore, recent compiler releases (e.g., VC10, which is now in publicly available beta, and gcc 4.4) support a surprisingly large number of C++0x features, so even as the C++ standardization committee hammers out the final details of the next version of C++, you can start getting experience with parts of the enhanced language and standard library right now. If my experience is any indication, your new best friend in C++0x will be "auto," and, especially if you're doing multithreaded programming, you're likely to develop a serious fondness for lambdas."
As C++ programmers we're likely to need some guidance on the new C++, which is going to change the language considerably, this looks like a good start. For more information check Scott's website:
