A single-page promotional website for my freeCodeCamp article:
How to Fix a Leaked API Key: A Developer’s Guide to Git Security
The website is designed as an interactive cybersecurity-themed advertisement that directs developers to the full article and highlights the importance of protecting API keys in Git repositories.
This project serves as a standalone promotional landing page for the article. It uses a developer/cybersecurity visual style to communicate the risks of exposed API keys and encourage readers to learn how to properly respond to a leaked credential.
The page is intentionally contained in a single HTML file so it can be easily hosted as a static website.
- Single standalone HTML file
- Cybersecurity-themed visual design
- Animated interface elements
- Interactive navigation
- Responsive layout
- Article-focused promotional content
- Direct link to the full freeCodeCamp article
- No backend or server-side dependencies
Read the full article on freeCodeCamp:
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-fix-a-leaked-api-key/
The article provides a practical guide to responding to an accidentally exposed API key and discusses Git security practices developers can use to reduce the risk of credentials being committed or exposed.
No build process is required.
Simply open the HTML file in a modern web browser.
For example:
index.html
You can also serve it through a local development server if you prefer.
Because this is a static HTML page, it can be hosted using services that support static websites, including GitHub Pages.
If deploying with GitHub Pages, make sure the main HTML file is named:
index.html
.
├── index.html
├── README.md
└── LICENSE
This repository contains original promotional website code and content created for the author's article.
The linked freeCodeCamp article is a separate published work and remains subject to the rights and policies applicable to that publication.
This project is All Rights Reserved.
No permission is granted to copy, modify, redistribute, republish, sublicense, sell, or create derivative works from this repository or its contents without prior written permission from the copyright holder.
See LICENSE for the complete terms.
Article: How to Fix a Leaked API Key: A Developer’s Guide to Git Security