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Less Boilerplate. More Business Logic.

Your team writes the same architecture code by hand in every Bounded Context. Jardis generates the technical foundation so you invest your time in the logic that makes your product unique.

Why PHP teams slow down as they grow.

More developers don't automatically mean more output. Without shared structure, only friction grows.

Structural work eats sprint capacity

Entities, repositories, commands, events: the same structural code written by hand in every Bounded Context. Half your velocity goes to work that delivers zero business value.

Every dev structures code differently

Without enforced architecture, every team member develops their own style. Code reviews turn into style debates. Knowledge lives in people's heads, not in structures.

Code reviews turn into architecture debates

Every review becomes a debate about directory structures, naming, and layer assignment. The actual business logic gets buried. Reviews take hours instead of minutes because structural questions are renegotiated every time.

How Jardis makes PHP teams more productive.

Jardis takes the structural work off your team. Not as a guideline, but as generated code.

CONSISTENT STRUCTURE

One architecture for every project

Every Bounded Context follows the same hexagonal architecture. No matter who wrote the code, the structure is identical. New devs find their way immediately. Code reviews focus on business logic instead of style.

ARCHITECTURE GENERATED

80% of structural code from the builder

Entities, commands, queries, domain events, API contracts, repository pipeline: the builder generates everything that requires no business decision. Your team writes only the logic that makes your product unique. The structural code is consistent, no matter who triggered it.

TEAM VELOCITY

Reviews in minutes, not hours

When the architecture is generated, every review is about domain logic. No debates about folder structures or naming conventions. New devs navigate the consistent structure intuitively. Architecture questions are answered before they are asked.

See what three files turn into.

Three definition files in, a complete bounded context out. Browse the generated code.

E-Commerce / Sales
schema.yaml
# 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
Files
Definitions (Input)
Generated Code (Output)
BUILDER OUTPUT
80%
Architecture code generated by the builderEntities, commands, queries, events, API contracts and the complete repository pipeline.
3x
faster ramp-up into new Bounded Contexts
0
structural debates in code reviews
CONSISTENCY
100%
consistent project structureEvery Bounded Context follows the same hexagonal architecture. No divergence, no special cases.

Why PHP teams ship more with Jardis.

Less friction in daily work. More time for what matters.

> Consistency

Same structure in every project

Greenfield or existing project: every Bounded Context has the same architecture. Devs switch between projects without re-learning the codebase.

> Velocity

New Bounded Context in minutes

Define the schema, run the builder, done. No manual creation of entities, repositories, and events. Your team works on business logic right away.

> Focus

Code reviews that actually matter

When the architecture is generated, every review is about business logic. No debates about directory structures, naming, or layer boundaries.

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Structure costs less than chaos.

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Every Bounded Context follows the same hexagonal architecture. New devs learn the structure once and can navigate any project. No implicit knowledge locked in individual team members' heads.