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Real products, built by squads

Every Devoria project runs like a real product: a backlog, a squad, two-week sprints, code review on every pull request, and a demo at the end.

The pipeline

First three on the board. More get added as squads free up.

01In planning

Event Management System

A full platform for running academy events end to end — registration, ticketing, check-in, attendance and post-event reporting.

Next.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQLTailwind
Squad Falcon
02In planning

Online Exam Platform

Timed assessments with question banks, auto-grading, anti-cheat rules and instructor analytics — the system that will run Devoria's own assessments.

ReactNode.jsMongoDBWebSockets
Squad Orbit
03In planning

Academy Dashboard

One control room for tracks, branches, students and progress — with role-based access for admins, instructors and students.

Next.jsPrismaChartsRBAC
Squad Nova
how a project runs

The loop that repeats

Once this rhythm feels normal to you, a real job stops being intimidating.

Day 1

Sprint planning

The squad breaks the goal into Jira tickets, estimates them, and everyone picks up what they own.

Daily

Standup

Fifteen minutes, three questions. Blockers surface the same day, not the same week.

Ongoing

Build & push

Branch off, commit with intent, open a pull request early. Nobody discovers your work on the last day.

Ongoing

Code review

Two reviewers on every PR. You'll get comments and give comments — both make you better.

Day 10

Demo

You show what you built to the community. Live, working software. This is where confidence is manufactured.

Day 10

Retro

What worked, what didn't, what changes next sprint. The team improves the team.

want in?

These projects need people. One of them could be yours.