developer
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3.0
- noun
- /dɪˈvɛləpər/
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desarrollador de software
- The software developer created a new application that helps users track their expenses.
- software developer
- test developer
- professional developer
But it was the developer behind Firefox, like Ross.
- But it was the developer behind Firefox, like Ross.
- But it was the developer behind Firefox, Blake Ross.
- So that kind of mismatch was something the developers just didn't think about.
- Reed Hastings was a software developer before he started Netflix.
- So more game developers giving people more reasons to pirate things.
- And I'm also the lead developer in the original.
- We have software developers, why they should write Macintosh software?
- You know, my, my, my stepson is a app developer in Silicon Valley.
- They're betting on technology, professional software developers, hardware engineers, support folks.
- What kind of knowledge the computer system developers actually need.
- And so now developers are thinking in terms of quantum proofing.
Examples
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Andy Herzfeld was one of the principal software developers of the Macintosh.
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I'm a software developer.
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The front end developer read over our materials.
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I mean, could we see a game developer be able to design like this?
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I used to work for a developer.
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You must have been an early developer.
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Brian was a great developer.
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But the developers reached out to me and gave us some early access keys.
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Reed Hastings was a software developer before he started Netflix.
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Hypermedia tools in the 1990s allowed developers to incorporate video into computer-based lessons.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
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3.0
A person who writes, tests, and fixes computer programs
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3.2
A person who designs, writes, and tests computer code
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3.5
A person who designs, writes, and tests computer programs
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3.4
A person who writes programs that tell computers what to do
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7.4
A person who writes and fixes software
How Skilled
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Etymology
Developer comes from the parts de- ('off') and velop ('wrap'), meaning to 'bring out' or 'un-wrap' an idea. A software developer turns a plan or idea into a working program, so they 'bring out' the software from the idea.