Sentence examples for internet developers from inspiring English sources
Macromedia is hoping that Internet developers will increasingly use its Web development software, known as Dreamweaver, and a range of related products to design what the company calls "rich Internet applications".
Oracle continued its charge into the Web-based services arena by announcing that it will make two of its popular programs for Internet developers available online.
Around them, in place of urban decay, a concrete honeycomb of lofts buzzed with painters, sculptors, Internet developers, glass blowers, designers of all disciplines.
Mr. Levchin, who earned the Innovator of the Year award on the strength of his antifraud work with the Paypal e-mail-based payment system, said a cultural shift among early Internet developers might also be at work.
The findings come from data gathered by Cambridge-based internet developers Trueknowledge.com and is based on the birth places of all 1323 English-born players who have graced the Premier League since its inception in 1992.
The initiative is one of scores of ways eBay is now encouraging Internet developers to build eBay functions into independent Web sites the first step in eBay's metamorphosis from shopping mall to supplier of auction, payment and communications technologies that can be transferred to any Web site.
Internet developer Wes Hall and defender Wes Morgan are both known as Big Wes.
It started with a classic chicken-and-egg problem: The Internet needed developers to build utility on it to attract users, but developers first needed users for whom to build.
The national leadership said recently that the country's biggest skill shortage was of internet game developers.
"It's an anticompetitive gesture," Jeffrey Zeldman of the Web Standards Project, a coalition of Internet software developers and Web site designers, said Friday in an interview.
Many Internet providers, developers and venture capitalists have indicated that they would accept the proposal by Mr. Genachowski, which Rebecca Arbogast, a regulatory analyst for Stifel Nicolaus, a financial services firm, said "is by definition a compromise".
