The phrase "a computer to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a computer that is intended for the purpose of development, such as software or applications.
Example: "We need to purchase a computer to develop our new software project efficiently."
Alternatives: "a computer for development" or "a computer designed for development".
Linux is one of the best places to program desktop software, while you will need a Mac computer to develop iOS apps.
Netfax hired a U.K.-based subcontractor, Acorn Computers, to develop a prototype to show to companies that might pay to license it.
At the University of Notre Dame, philosopher Don Howard worked with a computer scientist to develop a code of ethics for "human-robot interaction" that could change the way Silicon Valley designs robots.
Microcoating would earn money, for example, from a computer company to develop a way to get barium strontium titanate onto semiconductor chips.
This study analyses thermal comfort at the School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Federal University of Goiás, by making in situ measurements, recording the perceptions of users, and conducting a computer simulation to develop an energy savings plan.
As the investigations play out, Mr. Falciani said he was holding down a day job, working for a European Union project as a computer researcher to develop algorithms to detect abnormal behavior.
The artist worked with a computer programmer to develop software that draws randomly from this database of images to create a changing sequence in response to the pitch of Stravinsky's music.
"All of the skills you would use to design a regular computer or to develop software for a regular computer, you do need to design a supercomputer or to develop software for a supercomputer," Neeman says.
Pair programming, in which two individuals share a single computer to collaboratively develop software, has been shown to have many benefits in industry and in education.
This paper draws on diverse areas of computer science to develop a unified view of computation:.
