Building
Functional
Projects.
Repositories,
in print.
A live ledger of every project under the Opensource@NITJ banner. Each row is a repository - public, hackable, and looking for hands.
- Fetching public repositories from GitHub...
The
MUNSOC
website.
We are actively building the official web platform for the Model United Nations (MUN) Society of NITJ, establishing a modern digital home for their conferences and society activities.
Building a bespoke web presence for the Model United Nations Society of NIT Jalandhar - delegates, registrations, archives, resources.
The
Contributors.
Names on the masthead. Students, alumni and lurkers who shipped, reviewed, and maintained - listed in monospace, in no particular order.
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Recent
commits.
The latest public commits from repositories across the org...
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Weekly
shipments.
A week-by-week editorial log documenting core features shipped, active sprints in progress, and planned cycles.
asknitj
↗- —refine context calls
- —give structured data in the form of messages in chatCompletions for commentThreads and dMThreads
guessr
↗- —make the game playable by completing photo mode
osnitj-web
↗- ✓add sprints section to website
Dispatches &
updates.
Technical posts, initiative updates, and reflections from the team.
We don't ship demos.
We ship tools our campus
actually uses.
- i.Write code in the open. Pull requests over presentations.
- ii.Solve a real problem before naming the project.
- iii.Document for the freshers who will inherit it.
- 01Find a 'good first issue'
Browse the index, open any repo, filter issues by the label.
- 02Fork & branch
Clone, branch off main, write small commits, push to your fork.
- 03Ship it
Open a PR, link the issue, accept review notes - and merge.
This platform is a standalone drive and is not approved, endorsed, or affiliated by NIT Jalandhar. All products and services must be used in strict adherence to the NITJ IT Infrastructure usage policy (Prospectus 2024-2025, Page 132). All risks apply entirely to the users until we resolve and formalize agreements with the institute.