Microbit
The BBC micro:bit is a pocket-sized codeable computer with an LCD display, motion detection, a built-in compass, and Bluetooth technology. It was given away free to every child in year 7 or equivalent across the UK in 2016. A collaboration between 29 partners, the BBC micro:bit is the BBC's boldest education initiative in 30 years, with an ambition to inspire digital creativity and develop a new generation of tech pioneers.
Bigscreen Player
The Bigscreen Player is an open source project to simplify video and audio playback on a wide range of 'bigscreen' devices.
Simorgh
Simorgh is an open source single-page application built on React, Express and Next.js.
Hive CI
Our in-house test automation plafform for native device testing
GEL
The Global Experience Language (GEL) is the BBC's shared design framework.
BBC A11y
Automation for checking a website meets BBC accessibility standards.
audiowaveform
A C++ command-line application that turns audio waveforms into customisable PNG images
84 projects and counting
We have a wide range of open source projects available for you to explore and contribute to.