Sentence examples for developer thinking from inspiring English sources

"When the market was hot," he said, "anybody who had a couple bucks suddenly became a developer, thinking they'd get rich.

"If you were a developer thinking of where to invest your limited resources, you would spend time on the iPhone first and then on Android," said Charles S. Golvin, an analyst with Forrester Research.

The key here will be developers thinking hard about when their apps should send alerts to smartwatches.

So at least some of the early interest in bots is evidently being fueled by developers thinking about creating their own bots.

Yahoo wants to turn itself into one big social network-driven site, and simultaneously open many of its core services to get users and developers thinking of Yahoo as their Internet hub.

Likewise, Mario Maker might not do well on a smartphone, but there are probably a bunch of very smart developers thinking hard about what a Mario experience would look like on a smartphone.

It's trite but true to say "expect big changes," but at this stage the push is to get developers thinking about how to make use of this new tech.

Yesterday Google announced the first hackathons for its Project Glass smart specs to get developers thinking about building apps for a new type of mobile device, while a smorgasbord of wearable fitness tracking gizmos such as smart watches and bracelets continue to crop up and attract attention (and sometimes a lot of cash) on crowdfunding sites.

Speaking more positively of the system, former Working Designs president Victor Ireland described the Saturn as "the start of the future of console gaming" because it "got the better developers thinking and designing with parallel-processing architecture in mind for the first time".

"The developers were thinking in market terms and operating under the rules of the marketplace; but at the same time, we had government supporting and subsidizing those efforts".

On the Horizon 388 BRIDGE STREET, BROOKLYN If this project under construction near Fulton Street in Downtown Brooklyn is any indication, developers are thinking bigger this time around.