ReadySET
ReadySET is a project to produce and maintain a library of reusable software engineering document templates. These templates provide a ready starting point for the documents used in software development projects. Using good templates can help developers work more quickly, and they help prompt discussion and avoid oversights. Key features include: high-quality outlines, sample text, and checklists, use of simple Web technologies (pure XHTML and CSS), and templates for many common software engineering documents.
Recent releases
- 27 Oct 2004 10:30
Changes: This is the next maintenance release based on user feedback. One major enhancement is the new risk management template.
- 21 Sep 2004 07:47
Changes: This is a bugfix release that improves the XHTML markup and wording of the document templates. Improvements were made to the templates for software requirements specifications, legal issues, release notes, project plan, and use cases.
- 12 Jul 2004 10:30
Changes: This release incorporates feedback from ReadySET users, corrects defects, and improves usability and compatibility. The glossary has been enhanced. The security checklist has been extended. Interview notes and target audience have been improved. Mozilla users will see target anchors highlighted. ReadySET now works around an IE flaw to make the the advice icons rendered properly.
- 02 Mar 2004 11:12
Changes: This release adds templates to help visualize and record test runs. The glossary has been enhanced with data dictionary examples and technical terms related to software quality. Checklists and words-of-wisdom have been enhanced and refactored. There are more consistent cross-links and page headers. XHTML markup has been Improved and simplified. There are many quality and UI improvements.
- 01 Feb 2004 13:25
Changes: This release includes a complete rewrite of use case examples to make them more clear and reusable. The software engineering glossary has been improved. There are better built-in checklists to help developers write high-quality documents. Technical terms are now used more consistently throughout all document templates.
