developer Definition
de·vel·oper (di vel′əp ər)
noun
a person or thing that develops; specif.,
- a person who develops real estate on a speculative basis
- Photog. a chemical used to develop film, plates, etc.
developer Usage Examples
Converse of object
- advise: Some examples Advising the developer of a £ 40m high profile central London office development on all construction issues.
- enable: The move will enable developers to create interactive applications for digital cable.
- allow: The code fragment allows web developers to include this search box within a web page.
- assist: Documentation is freely available in order to assist developers in their choice of Reynaers products.
- persuade: Public opinion surveys has persuaded the developers to reduce the planned height of the turbines to 100m.
Adjective modifier
- leading: Exchequer Software is a leading developer of financial software, based in the United Kingdom with subsidiaries throughout the world.
- preferred: The preferred partner developer will be announced at the end of November.
- experienced: In order to satisfy this demand E-commerce 123 has gathered a team of highly creative experienced website developers.
- Senior: They are seeing a Database Administrator, Release Manager, Development Team Leader, Senior Developer and a Developer.
- prospective: The onus will be on the prospective developer to prove to the Council that the first or second preferences cannot be met.
- third-party: The Internet Activation process used by the vast majority of developers is highly expensive, and comes from well established, experienced third-party developers.
Modifies a noun
- toolbar: Of course I have the Web Developer toolbar Firefox extension which allows me to switch a few things on and off.
- contribution: The actual services, which will require developer contributions are set out in the following table.
- productivity: The result is faster time to market, improved developer productivity, and higher-quality software.
Noun used with modifier
- software: The software developer could not be immediately reached for comment.
- web: Award winning new media agency urgently seeks a web developer!
- property: How did poor slum dwellers become property developers in their own right?
- multimedia: With accessibility experts working alongside multimedia developers, the idea for Skills for Access came into being.
- kernel: LXF: Shouldn't you be keeping a closer eye on what sort of licensing agreements the kernel developers have in place?
- windfarm: No more excuse for Prescott to let his crony corporate windfarm developers impose their brutal monstrosities upon local communities... .
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