| Some fragmented programming-related notes, not meant as introduction or tutorial
Data: Numbers in computers ·· Computer dates and times ·· Data structures
Wider abstractions: Programming language typology and glossary · Generics and templating ·· Some abstractions around programming · · Computational complexity theory notes · Synchronous, asynchronous · First-class citizen
Syntaxy abstractions: Constness · Memory aliasing · Binding, assignment, and such · Closures · Context manager · Garbage collection
Sharing stuff: Communicated state and calls · Locking, data versioning, concurrency, and larger-scale computing notes
Language specific: Python notes ·· C and C++ notes · Compiling and linking ·· Lua notes
Teams and products: Programming in teams, working on larger systems, keeping code healthy · Benchmarking, performance testing, load testing, stress testing, etc. · Maintainability
More applied notes: Optimized number crunching · File polling, event notification · Webdev · GUI toolkit notes
Mechanics of duct taping software together: Automation, remote management, configuration management · Build tool notes · Installers
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What people usually mean with syntax-fu is clever expressions.
...often overly compact things you will not be able to remember the reasoning for later.
In the name of maintainability, such compactness is generally discouraged, in favour of a more verbose-but-more-readable style,
especially if that is no less efficient yo execute.