Internet-Based Resources for C++:

	The Association of C and C++ users has a scope wider than its name suggests. The best way to appreciate this is to explore the site. Here we simply mention that the accumulated book reviews are a useful resource.
	The home of next generation C++ libraries.
	The C++ Standards Committee materials
C++ FAQ LITE	C++ FAQ (Lite)
	C++ Webzine. (No recent updates are visible on this page; but links from there go to various live topics - some other than than C++.)
comp.lang.c++.moderated comp.std.c++	Newsgroups / Mailing lists
Bjarne Stroustrup's C++ links	A must see, of course. Includes, e.g., his C++11 FAQ page.
C++Next	Blog on cutting-edge C++ and related topics
Sutter's Mill	Herb Sutter's blog. News on progress towards, and then beyond, the C++11 standard. (Aside: during its evolution, the standard was denoted as C++0x.)
C++11 feature availability for popular compilers	C++11 feature availability. From Apache.
C++11 feature availability (gcc and MSVC)	Comparison of C++11 features available in gcc and MSVC. From Scott Meyers.
Anthony Williams' Blog Archive for C++	Useful info., especially on thread libraries.
The Boost C++ Libraries	An (electronic) book on Boost. Version 1.0 released April 2010. Currently covers a number of the libraries in Boost 1.42.
C++11 ISO Standard	The official ISO standard - for sale from ANSI
n3337	A draft of the above standard. Has minor editorial variations from the published standard. The final draft (FDIS), n3290, is no longer publicly available.
Draft Sources for post-C++11 standard	Future C++ Standard - Draft Sources, in LaTeX format. Some comments on this material, and possible uses of it, are made here.