The phrase "allowing developers to see" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing features or functionalities that provide visibility or access to information for developers.
Example: "The new software update includes a feature allowing developers to see real-time data analytics."
Alternatives: "enabling developers to view" or "permitting developers to access".
Another tool provides demographic insights of Free Basics users, allowing developers to see anonymized, aggregated results by age and gender for each country so that they can tailor services to their users.
To differentiate from the competition, Bugsnag has designed its platform to monitor the entire stack, allowing developers to see crashes on both their web and mobile apps.
They show user's interactions with the touch screen as a blue dot on the screen, allowing developers to see exactly what users are clicking on.
However, CEO Peter Hamilton said the team realized that mobile advertisers were facing a similar problem, so it built a product called MobileAppTracking, allowing developers to see where app installs, engagement, and purchases actually come from.
Developers can do this with some other services like Mochi Media, but Gomila says that HeyZap is unique in allowing developers to see exactly how long gamers are spending during a game session.
Appurify automates the process of wide-scale testing, allowing developers to see how their devices behave on a huge range of gadgets, instead of just on the smaller pool they might be able to get by seeding their beta to friends and contacts.
They developed tools that allow developers to see which thread is slowing down the build at any given moment.
"The goal is to allow developers to see how their apps are performing on devices before they ever hit an actual end user," he says of the new product.
This will allow developers to see exactly what's happening every time the screen draws a new image to trace performance issues, for example.
