Contributors — Who Supports codescriet
codescriet exists because people give back. Alumni fund the club’s home online, mentors review project repos hands-on, partner chapters co-host contests for hundreds of students, and friends of the club keep events free for every student who wants to learn. This page recognises each of them — from the founding contributor whose domain-renewal payment kept codescriet.dev online, to the partners and volunteers who show up event after event. Contributions are listed by category and prominence, and every amount shown was given freely by someone who believes students deserve a real coding community at SCRIET, CCS University Meerut. If you want to help the club grow, get in touch — every contribution, large or in-kind, is acknowledged here.
Founding Contributors
- Utkarsh Dubey ($14.20) — Personally funded the domain renewal that kept codescriet.dev online.
The renewal email landed the way these emails always do — a little too late, with a little too much red in the subject line. codescriet.dev had days left, not weeks, and the club's home on the internet came down to a twelve-dollar decision.
About codescriet
codescriet (also written as code.scriet) is the official coding and developer community at SCRIET, Sir Chhotu Ram Institute of Engineering and Technology, a constituent college of Chaudhary Charan Singh University in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India. The club was founded by undergraduate students who wanted a structured space to learn data structures and algorithms, build real projects, prepare for placements, and connect with alumni working in the wider software industry.
Our activities span four pillars. The DSA and competitive programming pillar runs weekly practice sessions, monthly contests on the codescriet judge, and travel teams for ICPC regional rounds. The web and product pillar ships internal tools — including this website, the live quiz platform, the certificate generator, and the public coding playground at code.codescriet.dev — using React, TypeScript, Node, Prisma, and PostgreSQL. The community pillar maintains a verified network of alumni, industry guests, and mentors who run sessions, judge events, and help current students with referrals and interviews. The recognition pillar issues digital certificates for events and competitions, maintains a public achievements registry, and credits every contributor in our public credits page.
Every student of CCSU is welcome, and most events are open to outside participants as well. Recruitment for the core team happens through a structured Join Us flow with technical, DSA, design, social-media, and management tracks. To get involved, browse the events listing, register for an upcoming session, apply through Join Us, or reach out via the contact page.