The build loop
Software that checks and corrects itself
BuilderDNA does not stop at "it compiled". Each sprint looks at the app the way the people using it will, writes down what is wrong, and fixes it before you see it.
- Build from the Blueprint into Dev.
- Audit it: can a person understand it, does it work, is it built soundly, is it easy to use?
- File a QA-Ticket for every finding.
- Work the tickets and correct the code.
- Close the sprint with a summary; you test.
- On your approval, promote to Sandbox, then Production.
Fewer phases
The usual fiveDiscoveryAnalysisDesignDevelopDeploy
EnsuranceDNADiscoveryAnalysign: analysis and design, togetherDeploy
Because the Blueprint is what gets built, designing it and specifying it are the same act. Development happens inside the loop instead of as its own phase.