Data Ninjas teaches Python the way it should be taught — hands-on, project-first, and never boring. We build things, ship them, and then hackathon our way into cooler ones.
We're a club trying to make coding fun again — by building things, then bragging about them at the next gathering. No slides you'll forget by lunch. Just Python, projects, and a very competitive hackathon streak.
Every session ends with something you actually made — not just notes you'll never reread.
12:30 PM, on LMS. Easy to catch, easy to catch up on.
Everything we build goes on your GitHub — and your own site.
Once the basics click, we throw you into the deep end — the fun kind.
A taste of what members build once they get comfortable with Python and a little computer vision.
Chrome's dino game, but you jump by literally jumping your hand. No keyboard involved.
Turning an ordinary camera into a set of eyes for campus — built by us, for fun, because we could.
Paint on screen with nothing but a finger in the air. No mouse. No pen. Just motion.
Tries to make a program for literally everything. Everything. It's a problem.
Started coding in grade 7 to build his school a website and finally show off. Nobody cared.
Building "Behtar Kal" — a mental health app — but her own "aaj" keeps getting worse 😭
Started coding 5 years ago to build software for her family business. Now she charges them herself.
+10,000 aura when you drop that link in your portfolio (or your bio). Buahaha.