I've scheduled a number of talks on a variety of topics this fall near Portland, Oregon and in Germany. The details are available at my Upcoming Talks Page...
For the next five weeks, I'll have a short article at The C++ Source (TCS -- http://www.artima.com/cppsource ) listing the 5 most important C++ somethings in...
Yesterday I updated the web page describing my mailing list polices (http://www.aristeia.com/MailingList/) to reflect a couple of things I've been doing for a...
This week's list is my picks for the five most important people in the history of C++. You can find it at http://www.artima.com/cppsource/top_cpp_people.html...
My publisher and I are planning to put together a new electronic version of my books to replace the current CD version (which has only the second edition of...
There's a new interview with me available at my Articles and Interviews page. The interview was done in English, then translated into German, and it's the...
The first half of 2007 is looking to be a busy set of conference months for me. I'll be speaking at the new Software Development Best Practices India...
Executive Summary: I'll be holding free online webinars on January 4 and 11 to evaluate webinar technology. The webinars will cover the implementation of...
This is a quick note for people who are interested in participating in Thursday's VoIP-based webinar. I've just found out that Webex supports VoIP audio *only...
The recording of today's webinar on the implementation of virtual functions under multiple inheritance is now available. It's a little over an hour long....
In May, I'll be speaking at the first Boost conference, to be held in Aspen. I'll be giving a full-day tutorial on TR1 and some Boost libraries. The...
I'll be giving a talk for the Northwest C++ Users Group on some recent work I've been doing that actually borders on research. The fundamental idea is to find...
On September 23-26 in Astoria, Oregon, I'll be participating in a C++ event that I hope you'll find intriguing. The event is kind of hard to describe, because...
In June I announced that I'd be participating in The Astoria Seminar, an intensive C++ event taking place September 24-26 in Astoria, Oregon. I noted that the...
In March of this year I was interviewed for OnSoftware by Chuck Allison at the Software Development conference in California. The interview was chopped into...
I'm currently working with my publisher on the preparation of PDF versions of my books, which we hope to make available (i.e, for sale) within the next couple...
The Software Development conference in Santa Clara, California, is taking place earlier than usual this year (the first week of March), and I'm slated to give...
It's hard to believe it's been nearly six months since I first wrote about the forthcoming availability of my books in electronic form. We've done a lot of...
On Tuesday, May 20, I'll be giving a talk at the Northwest C++ Users Group in Redmond, Washingon. I'll be describing a fully compile-time mechanism for...
In March, Addison-Wesley asked Ted Neward to interview me about the forthcoming electronic versions of my books as well as about my thoughts on C++0x, and that...
A significantly revised version of my web site has just been installed, and, with any luck, you won't notice a thing. The fundamental look and content has not...
Last month I mentioned that a video interview I gave in March had been broken into four parts and was being posted piecemeal. All four parts are now...
... The article has a definite "researchy" feel to it (you may sense that from the summary above), and in fact I originally wrote it for publication in the...
I've started a blog for discussion of issues related to the book I'm working on called "Fastware!" The book itself is about how to produce software systems...
On February 10, I'll be giving a talk at the "Tools of Change" publishing conference. The topic is "Authoring Challenges in a Multiplatform World." As the...
