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What is this?
30 seconds of code is a collection of short coding articles, each with code snippets, an explanation and examples, published on the project's own website.
Is it a course to follow in order, or a reference to dip into?
A reference-style library: articles are grouped into per-topic collections, and you can search everything by name, tags, language or description.
Is there anything to install, or can I just read along?
Nothing to install for reading — the articles live on the website. To work on the site itself, it is an Astro app: Node 22.14+ plus npm run dev serves it at localhost:8000.
Am I free to reuse the snippets and the content?
Code snippets are CC-BY-4.0 (attribution applies), but everything else — article text, images, website source, logos — must not be used without the owner's explicit consent.
What topics do the articles cover?
The repo is tagged javascript (including ES6), css, html, nodejs and git, so the collections center on web-development fundamentals, from language basics to tooling.
What are similar projects?
30-seconds-of-css, Become-A-Full-Stack-Web-Developer, Web-Dev-For-Beginners, 30-seconds-of-interviews, youmightnotneedjquery, fks, react-redux-links, app-ideas
Which topics is it in?
es6-javascript, learn-to-code, snippets, astro, tutorials, coding, programming, git, reference, beginner-friendly, css, learning-resources
