dev
- noun
- /dɛv/
- Jargon
- My peers at Dev Bootcamp are just as passionate about learning as I am.
It's the grind on the biz dev hustle that matters.
- It's the grind on the biz dev hustle that matters.
- They did like they've done so much, you know, out-of-the-box dev in NFTS.
- Sales first, right, outreach and then having a show where it's biz dev.
- And, and I think the same is true of a lot of open source software operating systems, you know, dev tool.
Examples
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Throughout Dev Bootcamp, I made sure to learn a lot of JavaScript and jQuery on the weekends.
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During the last dev phase, we implemented new coding standards to improve our workflow.
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Every show brings a few more people closer to dev culture.
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I'll be doing mostly AIR mobile dev work for a while.
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Not having another dev tool in the workflow is another plus.
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There was a reason Turbine devs didn't open that can of worms for years.
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Methinks, the issue lies in the pro/indie game dev mindset mix-up.
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The latest updates from the engineering team focus on improving the entire dev process for the new app.
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As a software engineer, my job involves collaborating with other devs to enhance our product features.
Synonyms
A gradual change that makes something better or more advanced
The process of creating new or better products for customers
A set of steps people follow to make a product or finish a project
How Advanced
Surface Forms
Etymology
A helpful way to remember dev is to see it as short for development, the 'process of making' a product. So when something is 'in dev' it is still being built or improved and not ready for everyone.