He has made himself the darling of developers like Mr. Silverstein (which has made Mr. Childs a target of others less enamored of them), and while aesthetically conservative, remains close friends with avant-garde architects, including Peter Eisenman.
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Aviary, the photo editing platform that has become a developer darling through its straightforward ability to integrate into iOS, Android, Windows Phone and HTML5 apps, has crossed a major milestone — and is aiming for even more growth.
Initially, it was the darling of small-scale developers, defined by the company mantra of democratising games development.
NoSQL databases have become the darlings of the developer community.
Other islands that lost island status when developers joined their landmass with the mainland include Darling Island, which became part of the mainland in the late 1840s and later became the base of Darling Harbour, a popular restaurant and entertainment hub in the suburb of Pyrmont.
Darling points to his support for the UK computer gaming sector (developers got a tax relief break).
Although diagnostic tools such as biochips were once darlings of the investment community, Madou said, financiers became alienated when earlier biochip developers failed to hit cost targets.
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