The phrase "audience of developers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of developers who are the intended recipients of a message, presentation, or content.
Example: "The conference featured a keynote speech aimed at the audience of developers, focusing on the latest trends in software development."
Alternatives: "group of developers" or "community of developers".
Satisfying its large audience of developers may be Apple's most significant challenge.
We are keen to continue to investigate what it means to be open with our building, open with our technology and open to a wider audience of developers.
The news that really excited the audience of developers was that related to the company's Lighthouse tracking system which the company began open-licensing to developers this summer.
Those are highly specialized machines, though, while the C5 instances are interesting to a far wider audience of developers.
The news that really excited the audience of developers was that related to the company's Lighthouse tracking system which the company began open-licensing to developers this summer.
This is a win for Sensinode because it gives the startup a much bigger platform and audience of developers who might build chips and devices on its technology.
This session provided room for presentations of as well as discussions about Open-Source software and attracted an audience of both developers and users.
Sadly, most of the audience of game developers was on Offerpal's side.
A decision to revamp the look of its Calendar software, ditching the current version's use of a leather and torn paper design, also drew applause from the audience of software developers at the San Francisco announcement.
As this year marks the kickstart of the Impact Track at ETHDenver, we are excited to present the Boost Token (BST) to a varied and exciting audience made up of developers, designers, cypher punks, artists, musicians and many other buidlers.
This paper addresses a mixed audience of users and developers in the fields of formal verification, testing, and specification language design.
