Credits and Attribution
Supporting the open source community
Software Libraries
Open source software libraries and frameworks help power the digital world, including almost all technologies and computing platforms that we all use on a daily basis. In fact, a significant number of commercial cloud-based managed services are in fact commercial wrappers around open source frameworks (but with the added non-functional benefits). As such, HyperLearning AI believe it is critically important to support the open source community and that, as a minimum, websites should clearly credit and attribute all the open source libraries that they use under-the-hood.
The following open source HTML, CSS and Javascript frameworks and libraries are used to power the HyperLearning AI website.
| Software Library | License | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Animate.css | MIT license | Link |
| Bootstrap | MIT license | Link |
| Font Awesome (Free) | CC BY 4.0, SIL OFL 1.1 and MIT license | Link |
| Grav | MIT license | Link |
| Hamburgers | MIT license | Link |
| iCheck | MIT license | Link |
| JQuery | MIT license | Link |
| JQuery Appear | MIT license | Link |
| JQuery FlexSlider | GNU GPL v2.0 | Link |
| JQuery Nice Select | MIT license | Link |
| Magnific Popup | MIT license | Link |
| Modernizr | MIT license | Link |
| Owl Carousel | MIT license | Link |
| Parallax | MIT license | Link |
| Popper | MIT license | Link |
| Prism | MIT license | Link |
| Progress Bar | MIT license | Link |
| Themify Icons | Open Font License (OFL) | Link |
| Wow | MIT license | Link |
3rd Party Images
The following gallery contains all the 3rd party images used by the HyperLearning AI website. A small subset of the 3rd party images have been licensed from Adobe Stock. In all other cases, and unless otherwise explicitly stated, the 3rd party images have been sourced from either Pixabay or Unsplash and are free for personal and commercial purposes with or without attribution.
