I finally read C++ coding standards by Herb Shutter and Andrei Alexandrescu. One of these books I should have read a long time ago and for which I felt I learned something when finishing it.

Coding standard is about code quality and language usage, not about indentation and other cosmetic and personal taste. This book list 101 things to following when coding in C++. Includes things on topics including type safety, STL, coding style (semantics, not presentation), design, etc.

Several projects I know don't even enforce or follow what's is told in this book, even though they should, and I just wish we all used tools that could enforce most of the issues listed in there at compile time.