Sentence examples for retain a user from inspiring English sources

The workflow process, flowchart-like modeling paradigm is trying to retain a user friendly look for non-experts and still offer the unrestricted creativity of a direct code authorship, using a hybrid form combining both aspects of graphical and code paradigm.

Being able to test an app ahead of launch to work out the kinks is valuable, as you may only have one shot at retaining a user's interest after download… if they ever launch the app at all.

This circumvents the need to read large data sets into the R workspace whilst retaining a user-friendly interface to the code.

Unless you are targeting uniquely a core audience, like League of Legends and Dota are doing, it is going to become increasingly difficult to acquire and retain a large user base without being able to address them on mobile.

For now, however, the service seems quite limited so they have plenty to do if they're going to captivate and retain an active user base.

FORTRAN has continued to evolve, and it retains a large user base in academia and among scientists.

Even though many users had deserted Myspace by the end of the noughties for newer social networks such as Facebook, the site retained a significant user base well into this decade as musicians had cultivated their fan followings on it.

Retaining a faithful user and developer base is at stake, and I'm not the only one considering making the switch to Android.

Retaining a faithful user and developer base is at stake, and I'm not the only one considering making the switch to Android.

Aside from being a great guy who shares our vision for inspiring people to share their lives using the magic of video, Brad has deep experience with the importance of web innovation in attracting and retaining a thriving user community.

In fact, a new report from app marketing technology provider Fiksu claims the costs associated with retaining a "loyal user" – that is, someone who opens an app three times or more – have jumped 21percenttoto reach $2.25 in September 2014, up from $1.86 in August.