Sentence examples for a software developer named from inspiring English sources
In 2004, a software developer named Nick Bradbury wrote a post about how much money he was losing because people were pirating his software.
A software developer named Jason Van Anden created I'm Getting Arrested, a smartphone application that allows you to send mass text messages before your hands go into cuffs.
Getting into a climate change debate on Twitter could be even more exhausting than it sounds now that a software developer named Nigel Leck has automated the process.
She signed up her friends, and other customers followed, but she had almost run out of money when a software developer named Yu Fuping invested the equivalent of fifteen thousand dollars; later, he met his wife on the site.
When he was about eleven, his parents hired a computer tutor, a software developer named David Newman, who came to the house once a week to work with Mark.
Ms. Goldberg used only a single vial of 8282's sperm — her attempt at insemination at her clinic didn't take — but by the time she underwent the procedure she was already hoping to have a child by her husband-to-be, a software developer named Sprax Lines, whom she met through Matchmaker.com.
Now a Swedish software developer named John Salling John Salling has come up with a truly innovative combination that pairs a Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone with an Apple Macintosh computer.
One Psiphon user, a Canadian software developer named Liu Liu, argues that the very existence of a forum on Psiphons site implies that strangers can meet and form a faceless partnership to skirt the censors.
My favorite is the Eucalyptus application, by a Scottish software developer named James Montgomerie: for $9.99, you get more than twenty thousand public-domain books whose pages turn with a voluptuous grace.
Jobs had been tracking a young software developer named Drew Houston, who blasted his way onto Apple 's radar screen when he reverse-engineered Apple 's file system so that his startup's logo, an unfolding box, appeared elegantly tucked inside.
All the team members were playing their different roles: The team's volunteer coordinator, a semi-retired software developer named Robert Hughes had prepared the call lists in conjunction with the team's phone bank coordinator, Leslie Krivo-Kanother anothighhigh school student.
