The phrase "application development framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing software development tools or environments that provide a foundation for building applications.
Example: "The new application development framework has significantly improved our team's productivity and efficiency."
Alternatives: "software development framework" or "app development framework".
Trolltech is the developer of Qt, the cross-platform application development framework used for the development of GUI programs and for developing non-GUI programs such as console tools and servers.
"So you will have things like an application development framework, and there will be frameworks around PSN, around government hosting.
Ubuntu TV will be open source, and we should expect an application development framework from Canonical.
Elevate says it will build on Zipadi's application development framework to build tools ranging from streaming video to content publishing and distribution.
Meteor, the company behind an application development framework of the same name, today announced $11.2 series A funding from Andreessen Horowitz, with Matrix Partners also contributing.
This paper presents an Invertebrate Semantic/Software Application Development Framework (ISADF) for building knowledge-based software systems.
Modern web application development frameworks provide web application developers with high-level abstractions to improve their productivity.
Several effective application development frameworks have been already proposed for WBSNs designed for TinyOS-based sensor platforms, e.g. CodeBlue, SPINE, and Titan.
This is the case of VR Juggler, which is considered one of the most important virtual reality application development frameworks based on open source code.
There are many application development frameworks that connect C++ with Python or Python with JavaScript.
The letter was a big deal, because it meant that HTML5 had the unequivocal blessing of one of the technology industry's largest companies, not as a document-delivery format but as an application-development framework.
