The phrase "a plethora of developers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large number or variety of developers in a particular context, such as in a discussion about a tech community or project.
Example: "The conference attracted a plethora of developers from various backgrounds, showcasing their innovative projects."
Alternatives: "a multitude of developers" or "an abundance of developers".
She received contributions from a plethora of developers, including $1,000 each from Norman Jemal, John Akridge and Adam Weers of the Trammel Crow company.
In the "possibly achievable" file were the accounts of a plethora of developers who are making a little pocket money from their efforts, maybe even a modest income.
If I'm wrong and this signals that Twitter wants to move forward with actively barring third-party apps from using the word 'tweet' in their names in the same way that it refrains them from using the word 'twitter', then this could have consequences for a plethora of developers.
Google already offers a plethora of services for developers, and Microsoft, despite its investment in Azure, Visual Studio, Team Foundation and the ecosystem around them, was never the go-to company for most developers who were looking for API-based services like maps, speech recognition or search tools.
FriendFeed is launching version 2 of their API for beta testing today, adding a plethora of new features for developers to work with.
Google offers a plethora of cloud services that mobile developers can use to power their apps.
Designed to be easy to use and yet flexible and powerful enough to let developers build a plethora of chat functionality, Chatkit provides features such as granular user roles and permissions, private and public chat rooms, typing indicators, online presence, message history and automatic reconnection.
Coleoid cephalopods do not possess larvae as direct developers but a plethora of sensory organs such as complex camera eyes.
Apple has thrown a plethora of challenges at hardware makers, and some developers say one of the biggest is complying with Apple's strict security requirements on Bluetooth low energy devices.
However, developers of such systems face a plethora of challenges, mainly due to complex dependencies between the application business logic and the underlying IoT cloud infrastructure, as well as difficulties to provision and govern vast, geographically distributed IoT cloud resources.
App developers don't exactly have a plethora of monetization options, which is why, alongside in-app purchases, they're becoming increasingly reliant on mobile advertising.
