Spacefinder was originally developed by the University of Cambridge in as part of the futurelib innovation programme, which explored the future role of academic libraries within the University. The code for the Ruby on Rails application which is used to create the site was released under an Apache 2.
The project was initiated to explore the possibility of using the Cambridge app in Leeds, where adoption of the full Rails stack was not possible. Except where otherwise noted, content on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4. The code used to build this site is hosted in GitHub and released under an Apache 2. The icon font used on this site was created using Fontello and contains icons from the following icon fonts:.
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