In accordance with the Terms of Use of the Code for Life website, all copyright, trademarks, and other intellectual property rights in and relating to Code for Life (including all content of the Code for Life website, the Rapid Router application, the Kurono application, related software (including any drawn and/or animated avatars, whether or not such avatars have any modifications) and any other games, applications or any other content that we make available from time to time) are owned by Ocado Innovation Limited.
The source code of the Code for Life portal, the Rapid Router application and the Kurono/aimmo application are licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License. All other assets including images, logos, sounds etc., are not covered by this licence and no-one may copy, modify, distribute, show in public or create any derivative work from these assets.
Code for Life has been developed by Ocado Technology as a free, open-source project to inspire the next generation of computer scientists and to help teachers deliver the computing curriculum.
Kurono is a Code for Life project, aimed at teaching students and keen adults programming with Python. The game is designed to be played in a class or a group setting, as it simulates a multiplayer online game.
We are open to contributors from anywhere around the world. Please read ahead if you'd like to get involved.
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Setting up your work environment: common setup and aimmo specific setup
