The phrase "a developer of online" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or a company that creates or builds online products, services, or platforms.
Example: "She is a developer of online educational tools that help students learn more effectively."
Alternatives: "an online developer" or "a creator of online solutions."
Seven years into his job as a developer of online banking tools, he wanted more.
Among those companies are Mushroom Networks, a developer of online video technology, and, more recently, Biological Dynamics, a maker of early cancer diagnostic technology.
Brajesh Upadhyay, a developer of online educational material in Burlington, N.J., reported hearing "better clarity to the voice, better range, more crispness in the sound" using his HD DVD and Blu-ray players.
David Webber, the managing director of Intelligent Environments, a developer of online banking software, which commissioned the research, said banks must do more to help hard-up young people keep track of their spending.
OpenSite Technologies, a developer of online auction software in Research Triangle Park, N.C., got hit twice by market volatility.
Musk, X.com's 28-year-old founder and chairman, sold his first startup, Zip2, a developer of online city guides, to Compaq for more than $300 million last year.
Allison Kurian was a developer of the online tool that helps people with BRCA mutations make preventive care decisions.
"It's just amazing what a pack mentality we all really have," said Marka Jenkins, the chief executive officer of Highwire Inc., a developer of corporate online travel technology based in Seattle whose clients include Microsoft and other high-technology companies.
Given America's $7.4 billion-a-year fondness for computer games, it is not surprising that companies are looking to games to reach consumers, said Keith Ferrazzi, chief executive and president of YaYa, a Los Angeles developer of online advertising games and a participant in the forum, in an interview later.
Scripped.com, a San Francisco-based developer of online screenwriting software, has merged with competitor Zhura.
In its ninth acquisition in two years, Datalex, a leading Irish developer of online booking software for the travel industry, has purchased Sight and Sound Software.
