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There are tons of programming related blogs around the Internet, but I'm looking for resources that focus on embedded systems software and naturally also hardware things.

What blogs, podcasts, newsletters, web sites etc. do you read to learn new things? Are there embedded systems professionals that every embedded engineer should be aware of?

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This is what I have found:

Embedded.com - columns and design articles
Free electrons - Embedded Linux training materials and blog
Jack Ganssle - The Embedded Muse newsletter and articles
Andrew "bunnie" Huang - bunnie:studios blog
Bob Paddock - Software Safety blog

Purple Tentacle
Some good things on that list. Although, bunnie's blog seems to be more about hardware hacking than embedded software programming.
Craig McQueen
Since you already posted the embedded.com resource I'd have suggested, I'll +1 this instead. Note in the UK and US at least Embedded.com has an associated free paper journal, which is excellent.
Clifford
I also love the Embedded Muse. Jack Ganssle is great
Thomas
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Proper Fixation: A blog by Yossi Kreinin, author of the C++ FQA Lite and an automotive real time computer vision systems engineer. He's also a very gifted writer (in my opinion). It's not frequently updated, but when he does update it, it's usually pretty insightful with a good bit of humor mixed in.

Dan Moulding
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http://www.embeddedgurus.net - looks like they only have qualified and experienced writers there.

I can personally recommend Stack Overflow by Nigel Jones and Barr Code by Michael Barr. I guess it wouldn't hurt looking through the rest of the blogs there - there are not too many of those.

Hannu Lehtikangas
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I recently found Sticky Bits by someone who does C and embedded systems courses in the UK.

You can never get too much Jack Ganssle, either, although his blog disappeared, the web site is full of articles and he writes books too.

Martin
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I subscribe to hackaday.com.

kenny
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Bruce Eitman's blog about Windows CE related subjects is an excellent addition to MSDN.

Shaihi