Sentence examples for developers for the first from inspiring English sources
It solicited proposals from developers for the first phase in September.
Alongside the price rise, Apple will be offering its extra low-price tier as an option to developers for the first time outside of emerging markets.
Touch ID - The fingerprint scanner has been opened up to third-party developers for the first time, meaning banking and other apps can use it to authorise transactions and other features from your device in the future.
Microsoft won't charge developers for the first 100,000 events per month.
In addition, by proxying the data through Segment.io's servers, the libraries provide mobile developers for the first time with access to Marketo, HubSpot, Customer.io, Vero, Klaviyo, Pardot, Woopra, Help Scout, Librato, Outbound.io and Salesforce.
The company has partnered with more than 20 third-party app developers for the first wave of applications pulling information from its adapter, which has been updated to accommodate streaming real-time data from a car's computer and sensors to apps running on your phone.
Correction: July 28 , 2003 Monday An article on June 6 about new condominiums in Park Slope, Brooklyn, included erroneous sales prices from a developer for the first 36unit phase of Park Slope Estates.
The Olympic Park Legacy Company (OPLC), the body due to take it over, plans 8,000 homes, including plenty for families, to add to the 2,800 flats in the Olympic village: it will seek a developer for the first of five residential areas in the autumn.
Companies that are solving the motivation challenge through people-to-people connections, and using technology to scale include: Fitmob (group fitness marketplace), Doximity (aka the LinkedIn for doctors), Health Equity Labs (developer of the first FICO score for health), Retrofit (personalized coaching for weight loss), and ThriveOn ( personalized coaching for mental health).
According to them, when starting by the test, developers are, for the first time, using their own class.
