🔥 محفل ققنوس – داستانی از دل یک نیاز

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This website serves as a repository for the documents and resources related to the first phase of the Order of the Phoenix.

The story began when we — a group of computer science students — realized that something was missing in our passive and uninspired academic environment. University isn’t supposed to be just about attending classes and getting grades; it should be a bridge — one that connects us, fosters personal and collective growth, promotes deep learning, and helps shape our future.
But the reality we were experiencing was far from that ideal.

So one day, we decided to take matters into our own hands. A simple but serious idea emerged:
Let’s get together, hold meetings, talk, help each other, and learn something practical and future-oriented — something worth investing our time in, something that could both benefit our careers and contribute to our growth.

After exploring different options, and considering the circumstances at the time, we concluded that learning .NET would be a great place to start. Initially, we expected just a small group of four or five people. But at our faculty, news travels fast — in our very first session, over 10–12 people showed up, and that strong turnout gave us even more motivation to move forward.

Over the course of a semester, we went through the fundamentals of .NET together, making sure that everyone — regardless of their prior experience — would be prepared to contribute to a real project. Some left the group along the way due to work or lack of interest, but the core remained: a small yet passionate team, eager to keep going.

As the new semester began, we realized that learning alone wasn’t enough. We needed a tangible outcome — something we could build. After many discussions and meetings, we finalized our decision:
We would build a Web API with clean architecture and modern standards, along with a modern frontend using React and TypeScript.
The project would be a travel and transportation management system, similar to what platforms like Alibaba.ir offer.

Because not everyone could attend all the sessions, and many of us cared deeply about structure and documentation, we decided to thoroughly document everything — for current members and for anyone who might benefit from it in the future.

The path wasn’t easy. We faced moments of frustration, exhaustion, and indifference from others. But our hope in the goal, the support of those few who stayed, and our sense of responsibility to establish this tradition kept us going.
This wasn’t just about learning .NET. It wasn’t just about building a project for a resume.
It was about creating a new culture — one built on self-driven learning, teamwork, friendship, and solving real problems.

And today, we’re proud to announce that soon, all documents and projects will be made public — officially marking the end of the first phase of the Order of the Phoenix, and the beginning of the ones to come.

May this small spark inspire greater movements.