Speed up feature delivery. Reclaim 23% of sprint capacity.
The backlog grows, stakeholders wait, the team works. But not on features. On the infrastructure behind every feature. Jardis generates the technical foundation so your team can finally ship.
Why your team is at full capacity and still shipping too little.
The problem is not missing commitment. The problem is that every feature carries invisible infrastructure overhead that never shows up in sprint planning.
Infrastructure work before every feature
New feature, new Bounded Context. Before a single line of business logic exists, you need entities, repositories, commands, queries, events, and API contracts. Three days of setup before the real work starts.
Tech debt consumes sprint capacity
23-42% of development time goes to maintaining existing structures. Missing layer separation forces workarounds. Every workaround creates the next one. The backlog grows, velocity drops.
Dependencies block parallel work
Three teams, one monolith. Feature A waits for team B to finish refactoring. Team C cannot deploy because team A occupies the staging slot. Without clear domain boundaries, teams work against each other instead of alongside.
Infrastructure that stands before the sprint begins.
The Jardis Builder generates the complete technical foundation per Bounded Context. Your team starts directly with business logic.
Entities, commands, events: ready before your sprint starts
The builder generates the complete DDD infrastructure per Bounded Context: 3-layer entities, commands, queries, domain events, API contracts, and the repository pipeline. What usually takes three days is ready in minutes. Your team writes only the domain logic.
Parallel feature development without blocking each other
Each Bounded Context is a standalone PHP package. Team A works on payment, team B on fulfillment. No shared tables, no implicit dependencies. Physical separation at the filesystem level makes parallel work possible, not just permitted.
Every Bounded Context follows the same structure
Hexagonal architecture, identical for every generated context. No developer interprets the structure differently. New features follow familiar patterns. This shortens code reviews, reduces errors, and makes effort estimates more reliable.
See what three files turn into.
Three definition files in, a complete bounded context out. Browse the generated code.
# Database Schema — Sales Bounded Context
# This file defines the persistent storage structure.
schema:
domain: ECommerce
boundedContext: Sales
tables:
order:
columns:
id:
type: integer
primary: true
autoIncrement: true
public_id:
type: uuid7
unique: true
customer_email:
type: string
length: 255
status:
type: string
length: 32
default: "draft"
total_amount:
type: integer
currency:
type: string
length: 3
default: "EUR"
created_at:
type: datetime
updated_at:
type: datetime
nullable: true
order_item:
columns:
id:
type: integer
primary: true
autoIncrement: true
order_id:
type: integer
foreignKey:
table: order
column: id
onDelete: cascade
product_name:
type: string
length: 255
sku:
type: string
length: 64
quantity:
type: integer
unit_price:
type: integer
line_total:
type: integer
Why teams ship faster with Jardis.
Not because they work harder. Because infrastructure is no longer their problem.
Sprint capacity for features, not infrastructure
When entities, repositories, and events are already generated, your sprint starts where business value is created. Not with debates about folder structure.
Teams deliver independently
Bounded Contexts as standalone packages mean no merge conflicts across domain boundaries, no deployment blockades. Three teams, three feature streams, one repository.
Effort estimates that hold
Identical architecture in every Bounded Context makes effort predictable. No hidden dependencies surfacing mid-sprint to blow up your timeline.
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Compare the time from sprint start to the first domain-logic commit per Bounded Context. Without Jardis, that is typically three to five days of infrastructure setup. With the builder, your team starts writing business logic on day one instead of debating folder structures.