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N-eX Dev is a software dev club for enthusiasts — a small crew that builds things, breaks things, and figures it out as we go. Started in India in November 2023, run by developers who would rather ship than theorise.
What we stand for: embrace the lore, ship the code — build it, break it, learn it in public, and pass it on. No gatekeeping, no half-finished excuses.
- 🛠️ Ship real projects — working demos beat slide decks
- 🌱 Learn in public — beginners are the point, not the problem
- 🔓 Open by default — share the process, hand over the keys
- ⚡ Embrace the lore — the deep rabbit holes are the best part
| Project | Stack | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| SoSortedCRM | TypeScript · HTML · CSS | Next.js CRM workspace — Clerk auth, Supabase backend, Tailwind + shadcn/ui. Specs live in PRD.md, agent notes in AGENTS.md. |
| Secure_SOC | HTML · TypeScript · Python | Security operations suite — Electron shell, Next.js dashboard, FastAPI + Scapy/pyshark backend, plus intrusion detection, network traffic, password analysis and threat alert modules. |
| FujiSimulator | — | Reserved and waiting on its first commit. |
Every project is public, documented and open to contributions — see Contributing.
Aggregate across the org's public repos · TypeScript 57%, HTML 39%, Python 2%
Pick a repo, open an issue, send a PR. That's the whole process.
- Fork the repo you want to work on and create a branch:
git checkout -b your-feature - Keep it runnable — if it doesn't build locally, it doesn't get merged
- Match the existing style — we follow whatever the repo already does
- Write the commit message for a human — explain why, not just what
- Open a PR and describe what you changed and how you tested it
Ground rules
- Be decent. Critique the code, never the person.
- Beginners get patient reviews, not gatekeeping.
- Ask before you rewrite someone else's architecture.
- Credit stays with whoever did the work.
Something not listed? Open an issue and tell us — new project proposals are welcome.
Want in, or have an idea for something the club should build next?
Mail us with a line about what you build and what you'd like to work on. If the fit is right, we'll add you to the crew.
Build it. Break it. Figure it out.