Sentence examples for happily developing from inspiring English sources

DevOps teams were happily developing their custom tools, allowing developers to deploy the code to production with a push of a button; but they were still managing a lot of infrastructure the same way system administrators were doing it before — databases had to be expertly installed, replicated, clustered, cached, etc.

At the age of 15, when I wanted to swap classical violin for traditional fiddle playing, Mum soon found an Irish club where I could learn, the lone English parent chatting with others whose heritage was Irish, happily developing a new interest in the music.

"Stopping the spread of nuclear weapons" highlights consistent US double standards as Arab nuclear scientists are murdered, the US threatens Iran, and Israel happily develops its illicit arsenal.

They claim that, if every child went to one sort of school, and therefore was educated beside children of different beliefs, they would happily develop mutual understanding and respect and live for ever in peaceful harmony.

There was also Sofie, who, the person with her said happily, is developing a beard.

Mr. Salonen plans to compose full time when he leaves the orchestra, and he is certainly developing happily as a composer; into an oeuvre that has always been smart and sometimes thorny are creeping elements of ease, fluidity and fun.

Happily, some breweries are developing local character.

One can understand how the script could develop happily.

More happily, they allow firms in developing countries to leapfrog traditional information technology (IT) and benefit from advanced computing services without having to build expensive infrastructure.The clouds allow computing to be removed from metal boxes under desks and in firms' basements to remote data centres.

Only a few niche applications, such as voice telephony over the Internet or games, are seriously affected by the delays of normal satellites witness the number of Internet service providers in the developing world that happily use geostationary satellites to connect to networks in America or Europe.

That leaves more money in the hands of the happily dishonest politicians in those developing countries that are lucky enough to have minerals (eg Zambia and Sierra Leone).