Infinity ∞ is a digital puzzle-hunt platform commissioned by inteGIRLS and designed and developed by Mingjie Jiang (@itsmingjie). It is open-source under the MIT License. In addition to the MIT Licensed distribution, we ask that you credit inteGIRLS and link to the GitHub repository when reusing/redistributing this software.
Special thanks to Puzzle Potluck's Rajeev Nayak (@jeevnayak) for providing guidiance on designing this platform.
If you are interested in supporting the organization, please contact info@integirls.org.
Infinity ∞ could not have been possible without more than a dozen open-source projects, most notably projects like...
| Project | Author(s) | License | Repository |
|---|---|---|---|
| airtable-plus | victorhahn | MIT | GitHub |
| bulma | Jeremy Thomas | MIT | GitHub |
| express | TJ Holowaychuk | MIT | GitHub |
| Roman Shtylman | |||
| Douglas Christopher Wilson | |||
| express-handlebars | Yahoo Inc. | BSD-3-Clause | GitHub |
| passport | Jared Hanson | MIT | GitHub |
| postgresql | PostgreSQL Global Development Group | PostgreSQL License | postgresql.git |
| Regents of the University of California | |||
| redis | Salvatore Sanfilippo | BSD 3-Clause Revised | GitHub |
| marked | Christopher Jeffrey | MIT | GitHub |
| node.bcrypt.js | Nicholas Campbell | MIT | GitHub |
| node-postgres | Brian C | MIT | GitHub |
| node-redis | Matt Ranney | MIT | GitHub |
| socket.io | Automattic | MIT | GitHub |
... and so many more included in package.json. Thank you!