30-seconds-of-code
Coding articles to level up your development skills
30 seconds of code is a learning site with thousands of short, practical code snippets and articles for JavaScript, CSS, HTML, and Git, each readable in under a minute.
This repository backs a learning website called 30 seconds of code, described in the README as coding articles to level up your development skills. The README directs readers to the project's website, where the articles are organized into collections and snippets that you can browse or search by name, tag, language, or description, with each card opening into a full article that includes code snippets, an explanation, and examples. Topics listed for the repo cover JavaScript, CSS, HTML, Git, and a few related themes. New content contributions are no longer accepted, but you can open an issue to report site problems. The README notes the project is maintained by Angelos Chalaris, the snippets are under a CC-BY-4.0 license, and the website is powered by Netlify, Astro, and GitHub.
Where it fits
- Search the site for a specific JavaScript array or string method snippet to quickly understand how it works with a real example.
- Browse CSS snippets to find a copy-paste solution for a common layout or animation problem.
- Use the Git snippets to look up the exact command for a workflow you don't run often.