I'm a developer on the Google Chrome team and recently released a four-part series of talks I did on "Chromium C++ 201", a look at topics like copying and moving, lambdas, constexpr, RAII, Unicode strings and more, through the lens of Chromium's codebase (so, C++14, the Chromium style guide, and a library called "base" that provides some extra functionality).

This may be useful for novice C++ programmers looking to move beyond a basic understanding of "C with classes" and std::vector. It may also be useful as review for more advanced programmers. Hopefully, the "Chromium" part will not prove too much of a barrier to the vast majority of folks with no experience with Chromium's code; a few bits, like base::Bind and base::Callback, are partially applicable to counterparts in std:: (std::bind, std::function).

Comments/questions welcome; I hope someone finds this helpful!