Where do you go to find your C++ articles and/or news these days?

[Matt Wilson]

"Bruno Medeiros" <brunodomedeiros+spam at com.gmail> wrote in message 
news:fto49v$ik$1 at digitalmars.com...
> Matthew Wilson wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> It's been a while since my consulting practice stole all the time I 
>> wanted to spend researching and writing, and things in the
>> publishing world seem to have changed considerably in that time. CUJ is 
>> gone, and other magazines seem to have lost their pizzaz
>> (and some, perhaps, quality along with it). Other than the ACCU, I'm not 
>> aware of anything C/C++-related maintaining any significant
>> momentum. Of course, I could be quite wrong, which is why I'm putting out 
>> the question.
>>
>> I've a number of things that I want to publish in the remainder of the 
>> year, including intro pieces, design discussions and
>> tutorials on Pantheios, FastFormat and flecxx, and extracts from my next 
>> book, Breaking Up The Monolith. There're also several
>> things I'd like to write up that pertain to s/w engineering in general, 
>> or to other languages.
>>
>> I'd really appreciate hearing from people where they go these days, so I 
>> can best target the prospective audience.
>>
>> Some possibilities:
>>  - CVu / Overload (ACCU)
>>  - CodeProject
>>  - DDJ
>>  - The C++ Source
>>  - newsgroups
>>  - just not interested in C++ / C++ libraries any more
>>
>> Thanks in advance
>>
>> Matt
>>
>>
>
> If your articles/posts are not terribly C++ specific, it might be 
> interesting to publish them in the more language-generic sites (DDJ, Code 
> Project, etc.)

Dimitri

Good idea. As it turns out, I'm now a "resident Guru blogger" at Dr. Dobb's, 
and I'm finding it a good vehicle.

Regards

Matt