kodekravene
Kodekravene, literally “the code requirements,” is a term used in Norwegian information technology and software development to describe the set of requirements that apply to the software code produced in a project. The concept appears in project specifications, contract documents, and procurement processes, and serves to align stakeholders on what the delivered software must be able to do and how it must be built.
Scope and purpose: Kodekravene cover both functional requirements—what the software should do—and non-functional attributes that pertain
Components: Typical elements include interface and data specifications, input validation rules, error handling, logging, security requirements
Implementation and compliance: In public procurement, kodekravene are commonly embedded as contractual obligations and acceptance criteria.
Relation to standards and procurement: Kodekravene draw on broader standards and frameworks for software development, security,