We are a group of computer engineering students from Shiraz University who initially created a Telegram channel to collect and store resources and references for our department's courses. Over time, we conceived the idea of transforming this channel into a website to enhance its accessibility and utility.

This project comprises a website for showcasing the accumulated resources and references, as well as an admin panel for site management. The project currently consists of three main components:

• The site's back-end, implemented in Python using the Django framework.
• The site's front-end, developed in Dart using the Flutter framework.
• A Telegram bot that allows users to communicate with administrators; it is constructed using the python-telegram-bot library.

Detailed descriptions of each project component can be found in their respective repository README files, which also provide guidance for deploying a clone of the project.

Here are some ideas that we had for enhancing and scaling the project:

• Implement a comments section for professors.
• Create a dedicated page for teacher assistants, enabling users to comment and vote for them.
• Conduct a popularity poll for professors.
• Include a banner for department workshops and bignews on the home page.
• Provide semester and exams schedules.
• Display links related to each course, such as online resources.
• Establish a connection between the backend and a Telegram bot to automate channel messages.
• Add a section for useful links.
• Implement user login and display personalized charts.
• Add a section in the admin panel to display admin conventions.
• Display page view counts and highlight the most visited pages.
• Enhance professors and courses descriptions.
• Develop department pages to showcase details and staff contact information.

There are various ways to support or contribute to our project:

• Help us spread the word by introducing our project to your friends.
• Show your support by starring our repositories.
• Share your ideas and feedback either through the Telegram bot or by creating issues in the repositories.
• Take one of the ideas listed above and implement your desired changes in one of the repositories, then submit a pull request.
• Contribute financially to help cover hosting costs through the following platforms: