The phrase "a couple of developers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to two or a few developers in a casual or informal context.
Example: "We hired a couple of developers to help with the new project."
Alternatives: "a few developers" or "two developers".
And we've been in touch with a couple of developers here in New York who sound optimistic, but they don't have any projects at the moment.
I chatted to a couple of developers sitting opposite me, who quickly became my surrogate advisors as I pondered aloud about specifics of one of my hacks as the clock approached midnight.
Those guys have been bootstrapping Unroll.me but have recently hired a designer and a couple of developers.
The team has already hired a couple of developers, but they're looking to hire a few more.
"After this [product] kickoff, what I plan is to get a couple of developers to move to Red Wing," Langer said.
And yes, it seems a couple of developers tried to massage their Kickstarters a bit to get access to the FTG fund.
The built-in voice search is clearly the highlight of the release, but Google also added a couple of developer features here that users will notice over time.
Sony knows that the technology is only as interesting as its software and that, in this brave new virtual arena, the best ideas are yet to be uncovered – and are as likely to come from a couple of indie developers in a basement than they are from a major developer.
Microsoft Research, which is separate from the Xbox unit, released the official software developer kit for the Kinect, promoting it with an event called Code Camp last June: a couple of dozen developers, designers, students and others were invited to dream up and create Kinect-using projects in 24 hours, demonstrating the results in a live Webcast.
The community board has met with a couple of the developers but will wait until the city acts before taking an official position, which could be influential but would not be binding.
A couple of the developers' proposals provided rather detailed information about financing, but others were "sketchy," according to Fort Lee's current mayor, Mark Sokolich, who last week was still trying to digest the voluminous proposals.
