Sentence examples for a dedicated developer from inspiring English sources

They can't win without a dedicated developer base and groups of users who go out of their way to learn programming just to program for their favorite platform.

"Having a dedicated developer browser means we can tailor the browsing experience to what developers do every day," Mozilla's director of developer tools, Dave Camp, argues in today's launch post.

Building out that community is key, just as it is for other innovative input and interaction hardware like the Leap Motion Controller, and Lake says Thalmic will have a dedicated developer website with support forums and more information up and running as soon as possible to help deal with the influx of attention.

If you're a developer — or just curious about what a dedicated developer browser would look like — and want to give this new version a try, the good news is that it installs parallel to your existing Firefox install and doesn't touch it at all.

As full-time working moms with young babies, the three EmojiMom founders needed some time to bring their vision to life, but with the help of a dedicated developer and illustrator, they officially released the app on July 30 ― nearly 12 months after conceiving the idea.

You could say the fact that Microsoft managed to again bust through its ticket stack at north of 2,000 a head a few years in a row indicates it retains a dedicated developer base, but we already knew that via the flow of new apps being built for Windows and Windows Phone.

Identi.ca and its Laconica compatriots may have garnered a dedicated developer-focused version of Twitter's high-visibility crowd, but there's no papering over the weaknesses of a single point of failure at the center of the potential platform.

This position will work closely with our Design Lead for Editorial Interactives, alongside another dedicated developer and researcher, and reports to the Multimedia Editor.

In COST-D37 the funding was for meetings and interchange visits; the WG5 community made useful but limited progress without dedicated developer or scientist funding.

It definitely makes sense for Firefox to launch this kind of dedicated developer browser, however.

In addition to its APIs and user-generated content management system (SlideChute), Chute also has its own dedicated developer site, Picture.io, which will provide direct access to its API and SDKs, and aims to offer every infrastructural component a developer might need to build the front or backend of their apps.