Later today, I'll update the online errata list for Effective STL. As a mailing list exclusive, here are the changes I'll be making. By the time these make...
I've recently developed two new C++ seminars and added descriptions of them to my web site. Currently, they are available only for on-site presentations,...
I'm beginning to work on the third edition of Effective C++. The second edition was a fairy conservative sprucing up of the original, but for the third...
Two things: - Effective C++ Errata Updated - My November 2002 CUJ Article is now Online I just updated the errata list for Effective C++. As always, it's at ...
I'll be in Germany giving talks on various aspects of C++ during the week of September 22-26. For details (topics, locations, etc.), please consult my ...
A little over a year ago, I announced that I was working with Addison Wesley on a new book series, the Effective Software Development Series. Now I'm pleased...
For over a year now, I've been interested in what I call "keyholes" in software: gratuitous restrictions on what can been seen or expressed. Keyholes arise in...
The second book in my Effective Software Development Series has just come out, Elliotte Rusty Harold's "Effective XML." Many books have been published that...
The Oregon IEEE Computer and Communications societies asked me to be their October speaker, so next Thursday (October 16) I'll be giving a talk on "The Keyhole...
EC++ and MEC++ are up for new printings (the 15th and 17th, respectively, on the off chance you care), so I took the opportunity to update the errata lists for...
During the course of the past year, my most popular C++ seminar has been my new one on making effective use of C++ in an embedded environment. For whatever...
I've updated my "Upcoming Talks" page with new conference talks in February and March. In February, I'll be giving a tutorial at the Embedded World Exhibition...
In March of last year, I posted a message to this list explaining that my Effective C++ CD doesn't display properly with version 6 browsers, and I solicited...
Recently, I had my nth telephone call explaining the facts of publishing life to a prospective book author, and it finally convinced me to do something I've...
I've just completed my customary year-end updates to all my publications' errata lists. The revised lists are at the usual URLs; you'll find links to them at...
In addition to the four talks I'll be giving at the Software Development (SD) Conference in Santa Clara, CA, next week, I've scheduled two new presentations: ...
Two talk-related items: - My seminar on using C++ in embedded systems, originally scheduled for May 6 at OGI CPD (the Oregon Graduate Institute Center for...
Over the course of several months, Andrei Alexandrescu and I wrote what we think is a nice article on why double-checked locking can't be made to work portably...
As many of you noticed, somebody recently spoofed my email address and sent out a message with a subject of "Re: Hello" and a worm-laden attachment. Sigh....
I just got word that Effective C++ is due for another reprint, so I've updated the book's errata page with the latest changes. None of the bugs I fixed is...
Some 18 months ago, Martin Fowler asked me if I'd be interested in guest-writing his "Design" column in IEEE Software. I said that I would once I figured out...
Part 2 of the article by Andrei Alexandrescu and me on double-checked locking is now out in the current (August) issue of Dr. Dobbs Journal. If you're not a...
It turns out that ESTL is ready for a reprint, too, so I've updated the ESTL errata page at http://www.aristeia.com/BookErrata/estl1e-errata_frames.html. The...
I'm working on materials for my upcoming full-day seminar, "Better Software -- No Matter What," (see http://www.aristeia.com/seminars_frames.html for scheduled...
In response to the latest reprint request from Addison-Wesley, I updated the errata list for EC++. Below are the latest changes (in my usual "sort of HTML"...
The latest book in my "Effective Software Development Series" is now out: Effective Enterprise Java, by Ted Neward. I don't pretend to be a hard-core Java or...
From time to time, I come up with ideas for projects or articles that I'd like to pursue, but which I know in my heart of hearts I'll never find time for....