Sentence examples for a limited number of developers from inspiring English sources

In November, Google offered a limited number of developers access to some of its most powerful data analysis software, part of what Google uses to index the Internet, in a product called BigQuery.

Support for the authentication protocol has been frequently requested for many months, and was finally made available to a limited number of developers last month.

The company first announced Cloud TPUs at its I/O developer conference nine months ago (and gave access to them to a limited number of developers and researchers).

This will only become more important once Facebook deploys its long-awaited Payment Platform, which is also about the begin testing with a limited number of developers.

At this point the SDK is being used by a limited number of developers, with a wait-list for new sign ups.

The program will only be available to a limited number of developers to begin with, and Palm has not announced when it will be generally available to developers.

Windows Azure will only be open as a technology preview to a very limited number of developers for now, and no pricing details have been revealed that I can find.

The SDK, which was first made available to a limited number of users earlier this year, will help developers craft software that can run on Pre, which was introduced in January.

Yahoo is letting a limited number of beta testers into its SearchMonkey developer platform, a service announced in February that allows site owners to customize their Yahoo search result listings.

The developers also used a limited number of Google Web Fonts in its themes to keep the complexity at a minimum (and surely also to avoid somebody building a site with Comic Sans as the main font).

There are a limited number of condominiums and hotel rooms per acre that a developer is allowed to build, said Don Sharkey, the chief buildings inspector for the Town of East Hampton, which encompasses the hamlet of Montauk, mostly because of health department regulations and the lack of a sewer system.