About Fork
We don't just use technology. We fork it.
Fork is a student-driven technology and engineering community where curious people explore, build, break, learn, and rebuild. It is not a conventional university club; it is a technical playground with real projects, peer learning, and experimentation at its core.
Identity
A community for builders, not just consumers.
What it is
Fork is a student-driven technology community built for learning, experimentation, collaboration, and building things that matter.
Why it exists
Academic learning gives the foundation. Fork gives the space to apply it, break it, and rebuild it through real projects and challenges.
Who it is for
Beginners, builders, researchers, tinkerers, open-source contributors, and problem-solvers all belong here as long as they are curious.
The philosophy
We learn by building, share knowledge openly, and treat failure as part of the engineering process instead of a setback.
Mission and vision
What we are here to do.
- Learn by building.
- Fail without fear.
- Question everything.
- Share knowledge generously.
- Build together, not alone.
- Explore beyond the curriculum.
Activities
What Fork has been doing.
The community's activities and milestones, oldest first.
Forkathon: Freshers Hackathon 2026
Forkathon: Freshers Hackathon 2026 was hosted at KUET for 2K25 batch as a first hackathon-cultural introduction to the newcomers. 43 freshers formed in 11 teams and competed against each other.
FAQ
Common questions.
Who can join?
Anyone who is curious, willing to learn, and ready to build can join.
Do I need a strong background?
No. Beginners are welcome, and experienced members often mentor others.
Is Fork only for CSE students?
It is primarily student-led and technical, but the culture is built around curiosity and real technical engagement rather than strict departmental boundaries.
How do I participate?
Create an account, register for events, contribute to projects, and get involved in sessions or hackathons.