A few word about the project and its goals.
30 seconds of code is an accessible high-quality knowledge base for developers of all skill levels, established in 2017. Since then, hundreds of short code snippets and programming articles have been created with the help of a large community of contributors. The goal is to make software development more accessible and help the open source community thrive by helping people learn to code.
30 seconds of code is developed, maintained and curated by Angelos Chalaris. I'm a professional software engineer, based in Greece, and 30 seconds of code is a side project I work on in my free time. My love for development and learning is what sparkled this idea and I've put a lot of effort into making it the best resource I never had when I started out as a developer.
In order for the code provided via 30 seconds of code to be accessible and useful to as many developers as possible, code snippets are licensed under the CC-BY-4.0 License. This means they are free to use in any project you like as long as you give appropriate credit to this website.
Any other material on this website and on the GitHub repository, including but not limited to text content, images, logos, names, trademarks and the website source code are not to be used without the explicit consent of the owner of this website.
This is especially important for content shared on the internet or as part of any educational material to ensure readers can always trace the content back to its original source and find updated versions that might have been published.
All of the photography on the 30 seconds of code website as well as other media used is provided by Unsplash. Instead of adding credits to individual images, I have opted to create an image collection to better showcase all of the images used and connect users with photographers.