Learning, building, breaking things, and figuring out how they work.
CSE · AI & ML @ Newton School of Technology
Bengaluru, India · @Harshiita24
About me / Learning / Projects / Open Source / Toolkit
I'm Harshita, a Computer Science student specializing in AI & ML.
I'm currently building my foundation in programming, software development, systems, and problem solving. I enjoy learning by actually making things — writing code, working through bugs, participating in developer projects, and contributing to real repositories.
Right now I'm focused on becoming stronger at Python, understanding how computer systems work, and gradually exploring AI/ML.
Currently: learning → building → contributing → repeating.
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Learning Python from the fundamentals and using it to solve programming problems and build small projects.
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Learning how computers, operating systems, terminals, files, processes, memory and networks work.
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Exploring machine learning concepts and gradually building the foundations needed for AI/ML development.
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Learning how frontend and backend pieces connect while working with real repositories and web projects.
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WEB DEVELOPMENT · BUG FIXING · OPEN SOURCE A student e-commerce project built with Flask, HTML, CSS and JavaScript. I'm using it to understand real-world bugs, GitHub issues and the process of contributing fixes.
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🧑💻 Our Dev WallHTML · CSS · JAVASCRIPT · COMMUNITY A class project where students contribute their profiles through GitHub. It has been a hands-on way to experience forks, branches, commits and pull requests.
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⚒️ DevForgeOPEN SOURCE · GIT · SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT A developer-focused project I'm working through as part of my journey into real-world software development and open-source contribution.
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GITHUB · CONTRIBUTIONS · LEARNING A learning milestone focused on getting comfortable with the GitHub contribution workflow and making my first pull requests.
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A space for my machine learning experiments and projects as I continue exploring AI and ML.
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A collaborative development project that I'm using to gain more experience working with repositories and web development.
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I'm learning the complete contribution workflow: Issue → Understand → Branch → Fix → Test → Pull Request → ReviewOne of my current goals is to become comfortable contributing small, focused fixes to real codebases. |
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Learn the concept → build something → break it → debug it → understand why it works. I don't want to just collect technologies. I want to understand the fundamentals behind them and gradually build things that are actually useful. |
