Some markdown notes from learning C++
Feature Specification Document
Feature Name: [Name of the Feature]
Version: [Version Number]
Date: [Date]
Author: [Your Name]
1. Introduction
- Provide a brief overview of the feature and its purpose.
2. Requirements
- List the functional and non-functional requirements of the feature.
3. Use Cases
- Describe the use cases or scenarios where this feature will be utilized.
4. Design
- Explain the high-level design of the feature, including any architectural changes or considerations.
5. Technical Details
- Describe the technical aspects of the feature, such as algorithms, data structures, or dependencies.
6. User Interface (if applicable)
- Provide details about any changes or additions to the user interface.
7. Testing
- Outline the testing strategy, including unit tests, integration tests, and any test data or scenarios.
8. Performance
- Specify any performance requirements or benchmarks for the feature.
9. Security
- Describe any security considerations or measures related to the feature.
10. Error Handling
- Explain how errors and exceptions will be handled within the feature.
11. Documentation
- Mention the documentation requirements for users and developers.
12. Dependencies
- List any external libraries, APIs, or components that the feature relies on.
13. Risks and Mitigations
- Identify potential risks or challenges and provide mitigation strategies.
14. Timeline
- Include an estimated timeline for development, testing, and release.
15. Approval
- Specify the stakeholders or teams responsible for approving the feature.
16. Appendix (Optional)
- Include any supplementary information, diagrams, or charts that support the specification.