dev
- noun
- /dɛv/
- Jargon
- The skilled dev created a popular mobile app that millions of users love.
It is an in person position for a full stack dev and more for fintech.
- It is an in person position for a full stack dev and more for fintech.
- There's not an incentive for devs to start making stuff for this thing, right?
- Indie game, indie dev, indie game and now it's for play Lucas.
- So for for devs for Ex Machina look at characters like Elon Musk.
Examples
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Thousands of people wanted narration, for instance, and the dev team never brought it back.
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In fact, as an Android dev, Samsung is starting to piss me off a little.
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Indeed, after about 16 months, the program ground to a halt, and the dev team went completely silent.
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There is a huge indie game dev community.
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And for me, your comment about the lack of quality dev tools for HTML/canvas/JS/SVG is spot on.
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The devs said there might be some bugs!
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I don't see that many devs really doing this, at least not now.
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It is an in person position for a full stack dev and more for fintech.
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I've had a few discussions with different devs via different channels on the topic.
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Jennifer Boriss, a Firefox dev, went to the mall seeking test subjects to help improve the browser.
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Synonyms
A person or company that makes computer programs like apps
A person who writes, tests, and fixes computer programs
A person who designs, writes, and tests computer code
A person who designs, writes, and tests computer programs
A person who writes programs that tell computers what to do
How Experienced
- Jargon
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dev is a short form of developer and comes from develop, which means 'to make or build'. So a dev is a person who creates, fixes, or maintains software.