Sentence examples for a draw for developers from inspiring English sources

The app situation may change, particularly if Windows 10 S becomes popular enough to be a draw for developers to get their programs into the Windows Store.

She had worked these streets in Brooklyn for years, as the neighborhood turned from a rusty industrial hub into a budding art colony, and lately, a draw for developers dreaming of condominiums.

Whatever the software tools, Xbox's superior processing power (with a 733-megahertz chip, versus PlayStation 2's 295-megahertz variety), along with additional memory, are a draw for developers.

That's a draw for developers, no doubt.

Nook needs this to be a draw for both developers and consumers, which is why it's promoting the feature now before it's fully baked.

There aren't many good, full-sized Android tablets available, so there's no draw for developers; so there isn't the wealth of optimised apps on offer to draw consumers to buy full-sized tablets, so there's no draw for developers… Sony has clearly used its "omni-balance" design principle for the Xperia Z2 Tablet, mimicking the design of the company's latest smartphones.

While Brooklyn's cachet is no doubt one reason for the boom, analysts say the main draw for developers is the same factor that has enticed bearded trend-setters and stroller-pushing parents across the river: lower real estate prices.

The apps that are included work fine, but the lack of choice isn't going to be fixed any time soon as Tizen's relatively small user base means there isn't as much of draw for developers to actually create them as there is for Android Wear and Apple's watchOS.

Yahoo's big pitch to developers is its 1 billion-strong worldwide audience, as executives repeatedly mentioned "traffic" and "distribution" as the big draw for developers hungry to reach potential users quickly.

Union Point's developers also envision the community as both a draw for workers living around southeastern Massachusetts and a home for people commuting into Boston.

The developer and manager of the building, the Albanese Organization, included bike rooms in all of its buildings in the area, a draw for many tenants and buyers.