Copyright & Licenses

Last updated: March 2026

PyLearn is built with the help of these open-source libraries. We are grateful to their authors and contributors.

Monaco Editor v0.45.0

A browser-based code editor developed by Microsoft, used for the Python code editing experience.

License: MIT License
Copyright: Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation
Source: github.com/microsoft/monaco-editor

Pyodide v0.25.0

A Python runtime compiled to WebAssembly, enabling Python code execution directly in the browser.

License: Mozilla Public License 2.0 (MPL 2.0)
Copyright: Copyright (c) Pyodide contributors
Source: github.com/pyodide/pyodide

marked v17.0.2

A markdown parser and compiler used to render lesson content.

License: MIT License
Copyright: Copyright (c) Christopher Jeffrey, MarkedJS contributors
Source: github.com/markedjs/marked

marked-highlight v2.2.3

A syntax highlighting extension for marked, bridging the markdown parser to the syntax highlighter.

License: MIT License
Source: npmjs.com/package/marked-highlight

Prism.js v1.29.0

A lightweight, extensible syntax highlighter used for Python code blocks in lesson content.

License: MIT License
Copyright: Copyright (c) Lea Verou
Source: github.com/PrismJS/prism

Catppuccin Prism theme

A soothing pastel color theme used for syntax highlighting and as the basis for the app's color scheme.

License: MIT License
Copyright: Copyright (c) Catppuccin contributors
Source: github.com/catppuccin/catppuccin

Infrastructure

Cloudflare provides the core infrastructure for PyLearn: Pages (static hosting), Workers (API), and D1 (database). Cloudflare is not open-source but is acknowledged as essential infrastructure.