Internet-Based Resources for C++:

	News relating to the C++ standard, modern use of C++, and the development of future standards. A site for up to date information for the C++ development community. See this about link.
	ACCU has a scope wider than its previous full name - the Association of C and C++ users - would suggest. A good way to appreciate the range of current members interests is to explore this 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.
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.) The site contains a page of suggestions for C++11 style (here).
Anthony Williams' Blog Archive for C++	Useful info., especially on thread libraries.
CPP Reference	Wiki reference material for C++ and C language and libraries (C++98, C++03, and C++11; and C89, C99, and C11). There is also a list of links to open source C++ libraries for a number of domains.
cplusplus.com	Reference material for C++ and C, plus some background and tutorial material, and members' fora. The reference material is less comprehensive than that in CPP Reference (above). E.g. cplusplus.com currently has no obvious material on the C++11 Standard Libraries.
C++11 ISO Standard	The official ISO standard for C++11 - 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.
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.
An interactive C++ interpreter, Cling.	See: Home page. A user's comments. Developer's blog.
C++Next	Blog on what were cutting-edge C++ techniques, and related topics. Only archive links now available. See e.g. the Wayback Machine for some examples of the contents.