[conorgil145]

Not sure if I will have time to get back to it, but I plan to create a set of tools for working with Schematron [1]. I worked with it quite a bit at my last job (and actually enjoyed it), but it is a niche thing and I found it difficult to get started/productive. I plan to create a set of updated (Schematron is old) and interactive web-based tutorials and also create a command line tool to help develop, test, and maintain large Schematron rulesets. I define large as being in the 100s of rules per spec and having several specs which interact. I don't know too many groups which work with Schematron at that scale, but I have some lessons learned in terms of organization and maintainability which I'd like to share.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schematron