"development feature" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a new feature of a product, program, or service that has been added to improve upon or enhance its existing features. For example, "The newest version of our software includes a development feature that will allow users to customize their experience."
At its Build developer conference, Microsoft today announced that Live Share, its previously announced collaborative development feature for Visual Studio and Visual Studio code, is now available to developers who want to give it a try.
Indeed, advocacy about the brand's social and environmental commitments – even research reports about infant diet and development – feature prominently on the Ella's Kitchen website.
Grand Central Dispatch isn't a user feature, it's a development feature.
Data access and management, model development, feature construction and selection are core components of the OpenTox framework.
"We have a live development feature where you can connect your phone to your browser and as you're developing actually see your app running live on your phone," says Saigal.
appMobi said that acquiring TapJS will beef up its mobile development feature set by adding the startup's engagement features, like player challenges and leader boards and allow developers to integrate social elements to their games using the platform.
They would all be part of Orchard Park, a development featuring a concept called "a downtown village center".
Phase six of the development features 19 flats – a pair of three bedroom penthouses and 17 two-bed flats.
DETAILS Along three miles of the western Kona Coast of the Big Island of Hawaii, this 1,550-acre 1,550-acret features a private Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course that openedevelopment
The author began writing his book following a stay at The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado and now, its owners are reportedly planning a $24 million development featuring an exhibition discovery centre, an archive, a 500-seat auditorium and film production suites.
Abandoned industrial sites along the Tyne in Newcastle have been replaced with the Quayside development, featuring new law courts, hotels and a flour mill being converted into an art gallery.
