The phrase "a means for developers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a method, tool, or resource that assists developers in achieving a specific goal or task.
Example: "This software provides a means for developers to streamline their workflow and improve productivity."
Alternatives: "a tool for developers" or "a resource for developers".
A number of plug-ins are provided for a frontend Integrated Development Environment (IDE) as a means for developers to interact with components within this layer.
The App Store lacks a means for developers to communicate with app users, like Google Play offers, leading many to turn to alternative meaning of collecting user feedback and engaging with customers outside the App Store's walls, including via tools from Appsfire, Helpshift, Apptentive, Appboy, AskingPoint, and others.
This is the first time Amazon has offered a means for Alexa developers to monetize their skills on its app store.
What this means for developers is that they have to juggle more technologies than ever before.
Earlier this month, I got a chance to talk to Mozilla's Principal Developer Evangelist Christian Heilmann to talk about what this project means for developers.
There are still lots of questions about what this means for developers, and what role developers have played in Twitter's rise.
As for what this change means for developers, it's simple: it's now much easier to access a user's Facebook data…outside of Facebook and its APIs (application programming interfaces).
Were it to comment, a spokesperson would expectedly just echo the sober agreement between the company and developers who purchased its DK2 (the author included): that the current hardware is just a "preview" meant for developers only and "not a consumer product".
Some adept users have been able to reach Timeline for weeks using a workaround meant for developers.
My conversation with Scoble focused on the semantics, the context of the algorithms and the more nitty-gritty aspects of a keynote really meant for developers.
It's certainly not looking like a cloud-aware environment meant for developers.
