Community Builds
Harness community-driven development with our Build in Public service. Open development and Decentra Sprints provide real-time feedback and expert collaboration, delivering transparent, high-quality results quickly.
Key features
Public Code Visibility
Make your code open for review to developers and community members, increasing the likelihood of identifying issues early.
Decentra Sprints Methodology
Each development sprint is designed to iteratively improve your project, incorporating feedback and community involvement.
Collaborative Development
Engage the wider development community to contribute to the quality of the project, benefiting from diverse perspectives and suggestions.
Rapid Feedback Loop
By building in public, you receive ongoing feedback from multiple sources, allowing for faster issue resolution and code improvements.
Benefits
Increased Code Quality and Security
By having multiple reviewers, the chances of spotting and fixing errors early in the development cycle are significantly increased.
Community Engagement
Building in public encourages the broader community to engage with and contribute to your project, fostering a sense of collaboration and lower total budget costs.
Transparent and Iterative Development
Each sprint allows for iterative improvements, helping to create a better final product and faster delivery.
Decentra Sprints
Methodology
Stakeholder Roles
Provide project goals, timelines, and funding. They guide the vision and ensure alignment throughout the sprint process.
Define the scope and structure of the project, working closely with the Sponsors to tailor each sprint's objectives to the project's business needs.
Compete in submitting high-quality, well-documented code during each sprint. Their goal is to build functional components that align with project requirements.
Review and assess the code at the end of each sprint or at the final round. Their role is to ensure code quality, security, and adherence to project requirements.
Sprint-Based Development
Development is divided into multiple rounds, called sprints, allowing for iterative progress. This approach ensures continuous improvements and enables developers to incorporate feedback and adapt to changes throughout the build process.
Round Structure
Project Scoping — Architects work with Sponsors to define the project and outline key goals.
Initial Development — Developers begin building the core functionality based on the defined scope.
Iterative Development — Subsequent rounds focus on refining and enhancing the project, incorporating feedback and improvements.