Resources
For additional resources when it comes to learning about and using Boost, there are some helpful external options. If you like hard-copy format, there is a range of published Books . If you prefer an online format, there are quite a few tutorials published on YouTube . These options are good at giving the overall picture, and getting you started.
If you have very specific technical questions Stack Overflow may well have the answer.
Books
There are a number of books published, either on Boost libraries as a set, or on one particular library:
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Boost.Asio C++ Network Programming Cookbook: Over 25 hands-on recipes to create robust and highly-effi cient cross-platform distributed applications with the Boost.Asio library , by Dmytro Radchuk
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Learning Boost C++ Libraries: Solve practical programming problems using powerful, portable, and expressive libraries from Boost , by Arindam Mukherjee
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The Boost C++ Libraries , by Boris Schäling
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The Boost Graph Library: User Guide and Reference Manual , by Lie-Quan Lee, Jeremy G. Siek and Andrew Lumsdaine
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Introduction to the Boost C++ Libraries; Volume II - Advanced Libraries , by Robert Demming and Daniel J. Duffy
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Boost C++ Application Development Cookbook - Second Edition: Recipes to simplify your application development , by Antony Polukhin
YouTube
Consider searching YouTube for online tutorials. There are tutorials on installing Boost, a beginners guide to Boost, introductions to individual libraries (such as Boost.Variant and Boost.Python ), and on contributing libraries to Boost.