30-seconds-starter

A simple starter repository for 30-seconds projects.

Use this template to kick off your next, great 30 seconds project with all of the important things already set up.

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Motivation

This repository should act as a template for any and all new 30-seconds projects (official or otherwise) that want to follow the standard format and procedures. The main reasoning behind this is that the 30-seconds movement has never been very organized or specific about templates and guidelines which, in turn, has led many developers to question the standards and guidelines for marking a repository official, while many others have found themselves needing some guidance in starting a new project.

In order to fix both issues, we provide this template repository as the essential tooling, guideline and sample kit for new projects aspiring to be part of the movement.

Installation

1. Install node.js v8 or newer.
2. Clone the repository or click Use this template on the GitHub repository to create a new project.
3. Run npm install. Wait for installation to finish.
4. Allow Travis CI to access your repository, configure accordingly.
5. Create a personal access token via GitHub and add it as an environment variable to your Travis CI, named GH_TOKEN.
6. Configure Netlify to serve your website.

License

As always, the source code is licensed under CC0-1.0, whereas logos and trademarks are not to be reproduced without the explicit consent of the original creators.

Remove instructions above this line to start building your project.

30 seconds starter

Curated collection of useful snippets that you can understand in 30 seconds or less.

• Use Ctrl + F or command + F to search for a snippet.
• Contributions welcome, please read the contribution guide.

Related projects

• 30 seconds of code
• 30 Seconds of CSS
• 30 Seconds of Interviews
• 30 Seconds of React

Contents

Function

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• snippetA

Utility

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• snippetB

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Function

snippetA

Explain briefly what the snippet does.

Explain briefly how the snippet works.

const snippetA = () => null;

Examples

snippetA(''); // null

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Utility

snippetB

Explain briefly what the snippet does.

Explain briefly how the snippet works.

const snippetB = () => undefined;

Examples

snippetB(''); // undefined

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Credits

• Inspired by 30 seconds of code and other 30 seconds projects.
• This README is built using the 30 seconds starter template.