SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT · WEB · MOBILE · APIs

High-performance software development

We design and build apps, backends, APIs, frontends, and web apps on architectures that scale with your business.

We build with
Active stack
/repo · dinacode-platform
Java
Spring Boot
Node.js
NestJS
Symfony
.NET Core
React
Next.js
Quality gates
PASS
Coverage
84%
Issues
0 critical
Security
0 CVE
Technical debt
Low
CI/CD pipeline
Green · 24/7
  • Build · 1m 42s01
  • Tests · 218 PASS02
  • Quality · SonarQube03
  • Deploy · canary 25%04
CAPABILITIES

Engineering that sustains the product

Modern stack, solid engineering principles, and measured operations. Every layer designed for real load, evolution, and continuous delivery.

Product architecture

Clean Architecture, DDD, SOLID, and bounded contexts applied with judgment. The architecture is executable from the first commit.

Code quality

Unit, integration, and E2E testing, mandatory code review, and quality gates with SonarQube. Every release leaves traceable metrics.

Continuous delivery

CI/CD with GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Bitbucket Pipelines. Staging, canary, feature flags, and observability from the first sprint.

Enterprise integrations

ERP, CRM, PIM, payment gateways, internal APIs, and domain events connected with end-to-end traceability.

DIFFERENTIATORS

Technical differentiators

Four engineering decisions that show up in day-to-day product work: architecture, principles, continuous delivery, and testing.

01 · ARCHITECTURE

Architectures that sustain growth

We design systems that have absorbed sustained peaks and 10x growth on the same domain. Every technical decision traced in ADRs from the first commit.

Measured in production
02 · PRINCIPLES

Clean Architecture, DDD and CQRS applied with judgment

SOLID, Hexagonal Architecture, DDD and CQRS applied to the real complexity of the domain. Each layer with its responsibility and dependencies pointing inward.

Hexagonal · CQRS · DDD
03 · CONTINUOUS DELIVERY

CI/CD with quality gates and traceability

GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Bitbucket Pipelines with build, tests, static analysis, security scan and deploy. Same flow in dev, staging and production.

Pipeline · 4 phases
04 · TESTING

Testing pyramid with effective coverage

Unit tests on domain, integration on contracts, and E2E on critical flows. Minimum coverage ≥ 80% on domain modules, measured on every PR.

Coverage ≥ 80%
METHODOLOGY

From brief to production deploy

Short sprints, weekly demos, and operations measured from the first release. Every decision is traced in an ADR and ties back to a business metric.

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Technical discovery

We understand the domain, map integrations, validate the target architecture, and put scope, KPIs, and the iteration plan in writing.

  • Domain map and bounded contexts
  • Technical decisions in ADRs
  • Per-sprint iteration plan
  • Defined success metrics
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Build

Two-week sprints with weekly demos, mandatory code review, and continuous deployment to ephemeral environments. Automated tests from the first commit.

  • Two-week sprints · weekly demo
  • Mandatory code review
  • CI/CD with quality gates
  • Ephemeral environment per feature
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Operate

Production launch with canary releases, end-to-end observability, and DORA metrics reviewed weekly with the client team.

  • Canary deploys and feature flags
  • Observability with OpenTelemetry
  • Weekly DORA metrics
  • Contracted support and evolution
FAQ

What they ask before signing

Common questions about how we work.

  • What deliverables should we expect at the end of the first sprint?
    Target architecture documented, repository configured with CI/CD running, staging environment deployed, and prioritized backlog with acceptance criteria. From there on, every sprint delivers features working in production.
  • How do you handle scope changes?
    Living backlog with joint prioritization every sprint. Changes enter without renegotiating the contract; if they impact timeline or cost, we quantify and decide in the weekly demo before committing.
  • Who makes the technical decisions?
    Architecture decisions are made by the Dinacode architect together with your tech team, documented in ADRs. Product decisions are made by your Product Owner, with our input when it adds value.
  • What happens when the project ends?
    Documented handover: repository, infrastructure, operational runbook, and training for the team taking it over. Optional 2-3 month follow-up with SLA to ensure a smooth transition.

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