The phrase "aims to help developers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the purpose or goal of a project, tool, or initiative that is intended to assist software developers.
Example: "The new software tool aims to help developers streamline their coding process and improve productivity."
Alternatives: "seeks to assist developers" or "intends to support developers."
Microsoft today announced a new project that aims to help developers and IT pros in the enterprise — and even smaller development shops — improve their DevOps practices.
This one aims to help developers figure out the keywords their competitors may be using.
This is a completely different application domain than NextBug, as this study tries to predict defects, while NextBug aims to help developers address bugs in a more productive manner.
Amazon today announced AWS DeepRacer, a fully autonomous 1/18th-scale race car that aims to help developers learn machine learning.
Google launched TensorFlow Serving today, a new open source project that aims to help developers take their machine learning models into production.
Hiptic Games, a Y Combinator alum that's been operating in stealth since the summer 2011 batch, has launched GameThrive, a push notification service that aims to help developers engage players when they're least likely to be annoyed.
So modern MIPS CPUs come with a certain amount of hardware aimed to help developers.
The developer portal contains documents and resources aimed to help developers use WordPress.com technologies to build applications.
We believe that studying SBFL, how it evolved over the years, and the way in which it has been evaluated, can teach us some general lessons that apply to other research areas that aim to help developers, including software analytics.
Imagination is certainly not the first to come up with an IoT dev kit aiming to help developers straddle the wirelessly linked worlds of software and hardware.
