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So, we have coding books, coding RSS feeds, and music to code by. Are there any coding magazines that anyone would recommend?
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Definitely Your Sinclair. Hands down.
Dr. Dobbs Journal is a pretty good broad-based programmer's journal. Covers all manner of material.
The ACCU mags, Overload and C-Vu.
I like Game Developers Magazine, but since the ECTS no longer runs I no longer get free ones anymore:-(
Game Developer Magazine has lots of very good articles, though as you might expect they tend to skew towards C++.
I also enjoy Dr. Dobb's Journal. But hey, there's a way to leech it for free (at the time of writing, anyway):
http://pages.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/cmp/ddj<mm><yy>/offline/cmp_ddj<mm><yy>_pdf.zip
Replace <mm> and <yy> with month and year. They're available 8/2006 thru 2/2009.
Afterwards, it's known as Dr. Dobb's Digest and is instead available at URL pattern:
http://i.cmpnet.com/ddj/digest/<yyyy>/DDD_<mm><yy>.pdf
I like Dr. Dobb's Journal also but the magazine refers the reader to their web site for most of the interesting articles. I have found the Java Developer's Journal very interesting because it contains articles about Java in the context of both web and enterprise applications.