- We are a Multi-College Tech Community that helps college students to Learn in Public and Engage with like-minded people.
- We help local college communities to encourage the technical culture on their campus and help them build it. We help students by upskilling them in the domains of their interests by organizing workshops, technical seminars, hackathons, project sessions, code-along, etc.
- We help students to get start with their lifelong journey of coding. Students will explore and learn what real-world Software development looks like - problem-solving skills and interpersonal skills will be refined.
- Overall students will enjoy with this collaborative journey of learning, practicing and sharing technical skills with our enthusiastic community!!
We welcome contributions in our community.
Before making a contribution, check the Contribution guide.
We are proud to be a part of GSSoC '23 (GirlScript Summer of Code)! Join us and be a part of this amazing programme.
Check out Code of Conduct to know inclusive environment that respects all contributions.
At OSCode, we value an inclusive environment that respects all contributions. To ensure a positive experience for everyone, please review our Code of Conduct.
This Community is Licensed under MIT license.
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.
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Create an issue of the project or a feature you would like to add to the project and get the task assigned for yourself. (An issue can be any feature or project that you think you could contribute to. ).
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Fork the repo to your GitHub.
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Clone the repo by going to your local Git client in a particular local folder in your local machine by using this command with your forked repository link in place of below-given link:
git clone https://github.com/<GITHUB PROFILE NAME>/OSCodeCommunitySite.git -
Create a branch using below command.
git branch <your branch name> -
Checkout to your branch.
git checkout <your branch name> -
Add your code to your local machine folder.
git add . -
Commit your changes.
git commit -m"<add your message here>" -
Push your changes.
git push origin <your branch name> -
Make a pull request! (compare your branch with the owner main branch)
Before starting out, you'll need to install the following on your computer.
- Fork the repo
- Clone the repository
git clone - Run
cdto change the working directory - Run
npm install or npm ito install all the dependencies - Run
npm install -g serveto install serve - Run
serveto start the development server - Navigate to
http://localhost:5000/
We help local college communities to encourage this culture on their campus and help them to build it.
We help upskill in the domain of your interests by organizing workshops, technical seminars, hackathons, project sessions, code-along, etc.
The Community aims to help individuals to Collaborate and Contribute to Open-Source Projects by mentoring them at each stage of their Contribution.
- Bangalore Institute of Technology
- Dayananda Sagar University
- S J C institute of technology
- Sambhram Institute of Technology
- Sir M Vishwesariya Institute of Technology
- Sri Krishna Institute of Technology
- Vemana institute of technology
✨✨ We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the contributors who have helped make OSCodeCommunitySite a success. We appreciate your dedication and hardwork in improving the project.🚀🚀