Sentence examples for developer practices from inspiring English sources

This is where the SaaS layer components of the architecture presented in 'Energy efficient cloud architecture" section can reduce time-to-market of cloud applications through the automation of standard developer practices, enabling quicker feedback on energy efficiency and more development iterations.

This paper examines developer practices and self-help housing in serviced subdivisions targeting very low-income Hispanic homesteaders in the Texas border region.

CloudConnect: The conference where the leading minds of the cloud computing world come to meet and discuss infrastructure, IT, the enterprise and developer practices.

Model subdivisions (MSs) proliferated after 1995 and this paper examines developer practices of seller financing, lot sales, and lot repossession for the large number of low-income families who default.

We confirmed with manual inspection on two sample projects that this simple heuristic was able to accurately remove the undesired files, since it reflects (in our sample) the common developer practices of naming test files with a "Test" prefix of suffix, or placing test code in a separate directory named "test".

The OFT has taken pains to outline positive and negative examples for each principle, rooting the theory in developer practice.

That search, however, is complicated by developers' practice of imaginatively counting floors.

CodeFights, which is best known as a competitive coding and skill-based recruiting platform, wants to help developers practice for these interviews.

We only managed to retrieve two empirical studies from the language testing literature examining test developer's practices, conducted by Alderson and Buck (1993) and Alderson (2010).

The product should be particularly useful in encouraging developer best practices — ie, not skipping a run of the full test suite before deploying a critical bug fix.

A huge shadow banking operation has emerged in China in recent years, with smaller banks and trust companies borrowing from bigger state-run banks and relending that money at high interest rates to private companies and property developers, a practice that fuels speculation.