The phrase "a set of developers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of developers who share a common purpose or project.
Example: "The company hired a set of developers to work on the new software application."
Alternatives: "a group of developers" or "a team of developers".
The PushToTest methodology is available in a set of developer scalability and performance kits.
Another goal is to get the service distributed across other applications under the banner of a set of developer tools called Houndify, Mohajer said.
Microsoft announced at MIX that it has also worked on a set of developer tools for Internet Explorer 8, still in early beta.
The service provides a set of developer APIs which, out of the box, cover the money movement flow from end to end, allowing businesses to not only collect, but also store and send money within their web and mobile applications.
Based on preliminary reports, OS X [Apple's new operating system] has a strong shot at attracting new developers to the Mac platform because it's very robust, and it has a set of developer tools that are Unix-based and are familiar to many.
The Azure Services Platform provides a range of functionality to build applications that span from consumer web to enterprise scenarios and includes a cloud operating system and a set of developer services.
At last month's Google I/O conference, the company announced Project Brillo, a hyper-efficient Android-based competitor to Apple's HomeKit IoT framework, and Weave, a set of developer tools that enable phones, the cloud and Brillo-powered devices to communicate with each other.
Users will subscribe to new app from the developer's website (and Google has launched a set of icons developers can use on their sites for this, too).
It was also skill in providing a set of tools developers could use to build on top of Kubernetes.
Atlassian has a set of popular developer tools like Jira, Confluence and Bitbucket.
