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Thanks for this. I've been wanting to pick up a bit more new C++, but haven't found a lot of great resources.

Agreed.

Following https://gobyexample.com and http://rustbyexample.com, a http://cppbyexample.com kind of site would be quite useful for people who are familiar with coding and just want to experience some practical use cases in idiomatic C++ (threading, json parsing, etc).

C++11 has some tricky changes which are way not obvious at the first glance. A few useful resources I found:

Understanding the combination of copy elision and move semantics (when and how they are applied) can require one to read the standard.

C++11 is not simpler than older C++, but using it is easier, if you have a good understanding of it.