The phrase "allow developers to offer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or capabilities granted to developers in a specific context, such as software or services.
Example: "The new platform will allow developers to offer innovative solutions to enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "enable developers to provide" or "permit developers to present".
TestFlight will allow developers to offer 1,000 users beta versions of its apps.
The news of the public "launch of the website comes on the heels of another report, which says Amazon is now testing its own in-app payment system for its Appstore, which would allow developers to offer both one-off purchases as well as subscriptions through apps.
However, last month Apple made the surprising announcement that it would allow developers to offer in-app purchases from their free games — a change that will have a major effect on the App Store (see my interview with SGN CEO Shervin Pishevar for more on that).
To be clear, this is different from what most of the competition is doing today – instead of simply providing developer tools to power backend services like push, Boxcar will allow developers to offer push as an option to their customers – for a fee.
The company has also unveiled plans for its App Center service, which will allow developers to offer their applications to Facebook users on mobile platforms.
Apple has just launched the "App Store Volume Purchase" program, which allows developers to offer up a discount of 50% to educational institutes.
Instead of linking to a resource on the Web, Read allows developers to offer access to full-text, scientific research articles (PDFs) with one line of code.
All the while, the evolution of SaaS (software as a service) has allowed developers to offer on-demand deployment of powerful cloud-based solutions at a fraction of the cost of on-premise solutions.
That includes the introduction of paid subscriptions, announced this fall, which allows developers to offer access to premium content in their skills.
As Google's Nicolas Garnier writes this morning, the Drive SDK allows developers to offer users "an experience similar to how Google Docs and Google Sheets interact with Drive".
What's more, the startup allows developers to offer user authentication via the traditional username and password method, or to login through Facebook or Twitter, which means that if a developer's app or service doesn't already offer user accounts, they don't have to build that functionality to host user-generated content.
