#Technical feasibility

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Assessing Feasibility of Implementation in Software Engineering Projects

Before embarking on any software engineering project, it is crucial to assess its technical feasibility. Technical feasibility refers to evaluating the project's viability and achievability from a technical standpoint. This assessment involves considering various factors such as infrastructure, resources, technologies, and constraints that may impact the project's success. In this article, we will delve into key considerations for assessing technical feasibility in software engineering projects, highlighting the importance of setting a strong foundation for project success.

Assessment of Infrastructure: Evaluating the existing infrastructure is the first step in assessing technical feasibility. This entails thoroughly examining the hardware, software, and network components required for the project. It is crucial to determine if the current infrastructure is capable of supporting the project's requirements or if upgrades or additions are needed. For example, if the project involves processing large amounts of data, the database infrastructure may need to be optimized or scaled up to handle the anticipated load. Evaluating the infrastructure also involves identifying any potential limitations or constraints that may impact the project's performance, scalability, or security.

Resource Evaluation: The availability of resources is a critical consideration for technical feasibility. Resources include skilled personnel, equipment, tools, and budget. It is essential to assess if the team has the required expertise to execute the project successfully. This includes evaluating the skills and experience of team members, identifying any skill gaps, and planning for training or recruitment accordingly. Adequate equipment and tools should also be available to support the development process effectively. Additionally, evaluating the budget and financial resources is crucial to ensure that the project can be completed within the allocated budget and timeline.

Technology Assessment: The choice of technology stack is a key aspect of technical feasibility. The technology stack encompasses the combination of programming languages, frameworks, libraries, databases, and other tools used in the development process. It is important to assess if the chosen technology stack aligns with the project's requirements and goals. Factors to consider include the ease of implementation, scalability, maintainability, and compatibility with existing systems. Evaluating the availability of skilled resources and community support for the chosen technology stack is also crucial for successful implementation and long-term sustainability.

Constraints and Risks Evaluation: Evaluating potential constraints and risks is an important step in assessing technical feasibility. Constraints may include legal, regulatory, or compliance requirements that need to be addressed during the development process. For instance, if the project involves handling sensitive data, compliance with data protection regulations may be necessary. Risks could include technical risks such as potential technical limitations, dependencies on third-party systems, or risks associated with the use of emerging technologies. Identifying, evaluating, and planning for mitigation strategies for these constraints and risks is essential to minimize potential negative impacts on the project's success.

Conclusion: Assessing technical feasibility is a critical step in software engineering projects to ensure that they are viable, achievable, and sustainable. By thoroughly evaluating the infrastructure, resources, technology stack, and constraints, teams can identify potential challenges and risks early on and plan for appropriate strategies to mitigate them. This sets a strong foundation for the development process and increases the likelihood of successful project outcomes. Investing time and effort in assessing technical feasibility before project initiation is a prudent practice that can save time, resources, and effort in the long run, ultimately leading to successful software engineering projects.

[shummthechumm]

assorted (rewrite) designs that i never posted here? das crazyyy

[taralen]

I had too much fun with this. These are my concept art notes to determine how his facial anatomy works for my LoveLetter AU. He is semi-organic and rife with body horror.

[traaansfem]

World's dumbest possible astrophysics scale calculation:

How many planck volume units are there in the observable universe?

This is theoretically possible to calculate (if you assume you know a lot of stuff about the universe that we think we know about), but so large and stupidly unwieldy as to be useless.

But if you go off of a roughly spherical region of space around earth, with a radius determined by the speed of light and expansion of the universe as "the observable universe", then it is technically possible. If stupid.

Then after you do those calcs, do them again accounting for the curvature and deepening of spacetime from mass within that region.

I think this would drive me insane if I tried... It's all constants and stuff but it's sooooo much mathy thinking.

[swan2swan]

Uploading a Jurassic World gif every day until I forget.

[spacemaverick]

i did Not feel like drawing three entire separate cats so i just edited the eyes and hair for each of them

[biolizardboils]

this is coming out of nowhere but listen. if you liked Captain Underpants as a kid, i beg you to try out the Mother/EarthBound games, and vice versa. they’re different mediums but the exact same genre, and that genre is “throwing everything 10-year-old boys like together and selling it with utter earnesty”. its about blending the mature with the immature. its about playing with the medium you’re inside, making it your tool instead of your limit. its about how easily authority can be corrupted. its about stopping an alien invasion with nothing but your playground toys and your wits. its about childhood; the freedoms, the struggles, the inner strength you left behind. its about poopoo peepee

[starkittnd93]

saw your “maybe we should art” and I know this wasn’t the focus but I’m thinking about hikari in the isat timeloop now

shadowkari mal du pays is this anything

omg i was just thinking about that actually so thank you for giving me an opportunity to tell you my thoughts!!! (casually becomes an unskippable cutscene)

Okay like don’t get me wrong- Hikari absolutely knows how to cut his losses. As much as he loves his friends, he’s mature enough to put his feelings aside the moment they get in the way of his goals, and fight them if they refuse to back down.

But. When presented with the ability to loop back in time? An infinite amount of do-overs, which could be used to find a better ending… at his disposal…. Hm.

Imagine he wakes up in his room in the castle town. Huh, that’s … odd? He clearly remembered being in the Leaflands when he fell asleep last night. He’d remember — he had helped Partitio and Osvald set up camp once Ochette found a good spot in the forest. He clearly remembered sitting around the campfire with his seven found family members as they all discussed the next chapters of their lives, talking about all the places they would go once their journey was over. They’d scatter across the continent once again, like they were before they’d met a few months prior. He remembered Partitio’s warm embrace as they fell asleep together in their shared tent, along with the odd twinge of melancholy, wondering how much longer….

…well, that was before. All that matters is that he was in the Leaflands with his friends last night, and now he’s … here. Back in Hinouema? Hikari quickly crossed off the idea in his mind that somebody had taken him in his sleep last night because — aside from the obvious lack of motive — the distance between Ku and the Leaflands was a multiple day’s trip. It’d be impossible to make it here in a single night.

Yet, he’s here. He’s here???

Upon getting up and opening the door, Hikari notes two things. For one, the castle town was in very surprisingly good shape, as if Mugen had never staged a coup at all. Second of all…

“Lord Hikari! You’re up late…”

Tsuki … is alive?!

~~~

Yeah that’s as far as my creativity got me here, but I imagine that once Hikari figures out that it’s a time loop that he’s stuck in, he considers trying to use this power to keep all of his friends alive.

Yes, realistically, it’s pretty naive to expect to be able to save everyone alive through his own actions alone, but … It couldn’t hurt to try. After all, he is in a position to help everyone out, right? It’d be pretty terrible to not save his friends now that he has the power to undo their deaths. He could be their guiding light — but better! The gods seem to agree, how else could he have gained this power?

So … maybe just one try. Or two? Or five … or maybe eight. Well, if he paid more attention to Kazan and pried a little more, maybe his words could finally reach him. It’d save the group the effort of having to fight a god, after all.

Hikari’s village wouldn’t have to go up in flames if he fought back harder, he and Ritsu could possibly walk the same path once again if he could just convince him, win him over with his words … and Mikka wouldn’t have to lose her older brother! Tsuki wouldn’t have to die, and maybe Kazan wouldn’t throw himself into those damn flames— AND!!! He could help his friends too!!! He could help Osvald save Elena faster, save Ori from stabbing herself, or — now that he has the blessing of retrospect, he could push Temenos in the right direction a little bit faster so that Crick wouldn’t have to die!!!

So … ten tries? Twenty?

Before he knows it, he’s been looping for months, nearly a year, and he’s still trying…

~~~

okay i lied earlier I clearly had more to say XD

anyway Mal du Pays shadowkari sounds like a really cool idea actually, but. consider.

LOOP AS SHADOWKARI? 👀

[finrays]

So, the Quen are a seafaring culture... they clearly have experience with ships, and “Tides take me” is a common expression that we hear among them.

They’ve gotta have sea shanties, right? Work songs used to coordinate things onboard the ships?

I want to hear them... give me the forbidden Quen Shanties, Guerilla...

[crossbackpoke-check]

inspired by @colap1nto <3 and posting here to hold myself accountable: writevember! attempting to write something every day no matter how much and what it is

i am however inventing stipulations for myself so i cannot weasel my way out of it, which includes a valid definition of “write”:

actively put words into a document in the form of a proper fic!!! too many wip not enough hands!!

poems (actually laughed at me coming up with this but maybe i will go back to my roots)

research/meta/primers

tag stories are permissible IF i actually compile and edit them into a readable document that day

editing to post to ao3 (the optimism) is also valid. it takes me so long

i do have concrete arbitrary deadlines for one and a half fics that i would LOVE to finish and post in november (dewey^2 and [redacted :)]) so i’m hoping this helps!! also, this is secretly just a sticker chart where i get to put down emojis for each fic i worked on and check off boxes but a win is a win

day 1: 🪻🐈‍⬛

day 2: 😇🤭 (🕒 -> 🕜)

day 3: 🫃2️⃣

day 4: 🍎

day 5: 🫃2️⃣

day 6: 📑, 💌

day 7: 🫃2️⃣ AND ☁️💧. who is she

day 8: 🪻🐈‍⬛

day 9: 🫃2️⃣

day 10:🫃2️⃣

[radiocoded]

i need to move somewhere else

[howdoweevensurviveinthislworld]

This is such a blessing of you to share my story. I'm so sorry and embarrassed to ask you to donate as well

There is nothing to be ashamed of here. You're doing what you have to, to survive and to me it's truly commendable that even in a situation as grim as this, you're still fighting!

That being said, I'm really sorry. I can't fulfill that request right now. I am unfortunately not in a financial situation where I can donate.

HOWEVER I am currently looking for a job, so once I have disposable income I'll make sure to donate !!

[utilitycaster]

@secretsalute replied to your post “I feel as though if you're insistent that Bor'Dor...”:

What I think made me wonder about Bor'dor was Matts reaction to Bor'dor smoking the pipe. Like, I feel like Matt wouldn't have said anything at all if there wasn't something that he didn't want revealed yet. That said, it could also be that Utkarsh is the least experienced player at the table and Matt was clarifying but I dunno. Something about it had me raising me eyebrows.

​That's actually exactly what I'm talking about. This is based entirely on Matt making similar expressions and movements to what he does during any extended character on character discussion. I can't even tell what you're referring to specifically, because Matt didn't do anything except make a bunch of his regular listening faces. And then, most of the theories are "what if this thing that has already happened before once with a guest happens again!" It's straight-up Scooby Doo thinking: that everyone's secretly hiding something, but in an oddly repetitive way, and for reasons that aren't really compelling and don't actually matter in any larger scheme of things because that's the plot of every single Scooby Doo episode. And it would be correct if we were watching Scooby Doo, but as we are not, it's misplaced at best.