Tools

Table of Contents

  1. Tool Documentation
    1. General Reference
    2. Science Tools + References
    3. Engineering
    4. Programming Languages
      1. Python
      2. TypeScript
      3. Java
      4. Golang
      5. C-Languages
    5. Numerical + Scientific Computing
    6. Machine Learning
      1. Deep Learning
    7. Visualization
    8. Web
      1. Svelte(SvelteKit)
    9. Creative Coding

Tool Documentation

Before LLMS, one of my professors recommended always having documentation and stackoverflow quickly on hand to reference for debugging and learning new functions that could improve development and code quality. These days I like to use Claude and Gemini to give me an idea of where to look in documentation and stackoverflow which has saved me significant time. That being said, I still like consulting documentation because I can try to understand what a function like einsum, walrus syntax, numpy broadcasting, and goroutine communication work.

General Reference

Science Tools + References

Engineering

Programming Languages

Python

Numerical + Scientific Computing

Machine Learning

Visualization

Web

Creative Coding