Context Driven Development: a new approach to building software
An explanation of the CDD methodology from gathering context to deployment — step by step.
Context Driven Development (CDD) is an approach in which the starting point of a solution is context — all the essential information about a company, its processes, data and problems. Without the right context, AI produces shallow output. With it, it creates solutions that genuinely fit the specific situation.
The process has five steps. The first is gathering context on site — our specialist comes to your company and collects as much information as possible. The second is creating structured context from that information.
The third step is the one that makes the difference: we combine the gathered context with our "abstract context" — a layer that comes from years of experience and knowledge in development, e-commerce and infrastructure.
The fourth step is the AI work itself — the solution is drafted, integrated or directly implemented. The fifth and indispensable step is human quality control: testing, refining and quality assurance.
The result is software built on the SOLID, DRY and KISS principles, with an architecture oriented around clearly defined steps orchestrated within UseCases — delivered faster and without overpriced hours.
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