Sentences with phrase «developer support just»

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The developer of customer - support software, based in San Mateo, Calif., generated sales of $ 77 million in the first nine months of 1997, up from just $ 8 million for all of 1995.

Startup cost would be fairly low, just enough to support the developer and designer in case it's a little slow in signing up courses in the beginning.

With just over 70 employees in Ottawa, Canada, as well as in Pune, India, we will continue to grow our team — adding developers and data scientists, expanding our quality and operations teams, hiring UX specialists and digital marketing staff, and building our support and success teams to be available to our customers throughout the world.

«This is just the state fucking with the city,» said one residential developer who is not involved in the project, arguing that the state withholding support for the project made it easier for local NIMBYs to challenge it.

This is one of the reasons why we should support smaller developers and start ignoring the giant ones who just make games because of profit not because they love making good games.

Just about a year ago, developer Andreas Illiger teased a Tiny Wings sequel, but what it really turned out to be was a huge version 2.0 update to the original game which added Retina Display support and basically an entirely new game type.

Just as a thought - experiment, I wonder what would have happened, if the developer includes a female - LBGTQ - nonwhite protagonist or long line of strong supporting characters of the such (historical or fictional) minorities.

I hope this awakens some third - party developers out there to just how much this is a good reason why they should support the Wii U.

Now Nintendo still has time to turn things around, and since the Wii U can still support UE4 http://nintendoenthusiast.com/14645/developers-can-port-unreal-engine-4-onto-any-console-they-want/ and may cost less, developers will flock to where ever the money is as proven with what I just mentioned above.

If you want to vote with your wallet, it's better you just skip the game altogether and voice your concerns to the dev or prove the developer / publisher wrong and show your support for the Wii U version and get it.

Through our QualityStart program, the NJCSA stands ready to help charter school founders & developers at any stage in the process — from those just gathering the support and community engagement to begin the application to those experienced developers looking to replicate a successful school in New Jersey; from already - approved charter applicants preparing for their first year to operating schools weathering the challenging (and rewarding!)

The sensation 4g is automatically a better device in my opinion just for developer support alone.

«Fortunately», it worked, but that also means iPad has an even bigger lead now, and they have less time to gain momentum and get 3rd party app developers before Windows 8 launches (even though I still think Windows 8's future is questionable on ARM tablets, since it will also have zero apps, and will mostly support just web - apps).

I am semi-interested solely because I am into tech, but honestly, as a normal consumer anything besides the iPad is junk at this point due to lack of QUALITY developer support because let's face it Android is not for * normal * people just like Linux isn't ideal for the average consumer.

It's a small update at just 37mb with support for AIR and Flash for developers.

The service is currently in beta and interested developers can apply to start working with the SDK; of course, that does mean that they'll need to support two payment frameworks if they want to target both the Fire and mainstream Android tablets, but the Fire may just be a big enough seller to justify the trouble.

Surprisingly, Sonos also announced support for the eight - week old Kindle Fire suggesting just how important the fledgling platform is to software developers.

This new development feature is just another in a long list that Amazon has provided since launching the Appstore: GameCircle, a Maps API, Test Drive (Amazon says 20,000 apps can be consumer tested online for free), localization support, and a Kindle Fire emulator are all part of the developer experience now.

Just in the last few months we've added Alexa calling and messaging, multi-room music, Amazon order tracking, IFTTT, local search from Yelp, movie showtimes, Google and Outlook.com calendar support, Audible audiobooks, text - to - speech for Kindle eBooks and thousands of new skills from third - party developers.

Calibre developer Kovid Goyal has just announced today, May 20, 2016, a new version of his outstanding ebook library management software for all supported operating systems, including GNU / Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows.

«They've told select developers that as long as they build their apps to support full screen resolution — rather than a fixed 320x480 — their apps should run just fine,» our source says.

Though the company saw less than stellar sales with the PlayBook tablet thus far, they do continue to support it through software updates and promotions such as the Free Tablet Per App program offered to Android developers just this past month.

Support your local garage developer, kids, they might just save the industry some day...

It just translates to easier engineering for Sony from generation to generation, easier industry hardware support, and easier to support developers accustomed to along with development applications designed for the x86 model.

I would love to win the game, but I think I may buy the game regardless just to support the developers of these great titles.

Even though i was planning to get a used copy to spite EA (as usual), i'm tempted to get a new one just to support the developers Bioware since they're taking a no - bullshit approach with the game's development.

There are a ton of theories that can be used to point the finger as to why this is, from a strong homebrew scene, pirated games, to people just shying away from UMD's it, all points to tepid games sales for Sony's portable, causing many developers to speak out or abandon all hope in the way of support for the system out right.

I'm happy to support developers that clearly put their heart and soul into something that to them, is more than just a product.

Developers that actually create something new: RAD: The Order Evolution: Driveclub Zipper Interactive: MAG Superbot Entertainment: Playstation Battle Royal Potentially up for the chopping board: Project Siren: Gravity Rush SCE: Knack I don't blame sony for cutting down games that don't do well (Sony is a business 1st company after all so don't forget that); I'm just not sure if your supporting evidences are convincing given your perspective.

The hardware is solid, now they just need Valve to work out the problems with the software and for developers to support the Linux gaming market.

To me, what's was even more interesting in the wake of the delay news was just the outpouring of support fans had for the developer.

Released at the beginning of the month on the PlayStation 4, Touhou Genso Rondo: Bullet Ballet was a quirky but charming introduction to the series, which has enjoyed just as much support from its developers as it has from its burgeoning fan community.

I recommend everyone buy the game just on the basis of that alone, this developer deserves to be supported.

What we're hearing is that not only will there be more storage, and Siri support, but an App Store may just finally come to the Apple TV, with an SDK opened up for developers to make their own apps...

just flashing the games on said system its not impossible since the ps3 has its own hdd and since most game developers are tiring to support 360 by making shitty games that arnt over 17 gigs just so they can port it on the 360 on 1 disk mean not much of a pain to download and put on the game console since most people have at least an 60 gig hdd, so they can hold up to at least 3 games at once, since almost all non ps3 exclusives are less 12 gigs but thats just me ranting

Developers FDG have impressed us not only with the game, but their support of iOS and the updates with just about every iOS update.

It's just the latest developer to announce its support for the platform and, although under NDA, the firm has revealed its first iPhone game will appear very soon.

It's also quite rare for a developer to continue supporting a game that was released more than four years ago, but GTA V is not just a regular game.

This app doesn't support save states, either — which, as the developers point out, is just like the original arcade games themselves.

Because it does look like DFS is better suited for keyboard and mouse, and PS consoles do support those peripherals it's just most developers fail to support the proper control scheme in their games.

In regards to games releasing for the Nintendo Switch, Nintendo listed several different developers that are supporting the Nintendo Switch including 505 Games, Telltale Games, Epic Games, From Software, Activision, Bethesda, Capcom, EA, Konami, Square Enix, and Ubisoft to name just a few.

The Indie Developer's community is supposed to be a community of developers that are there to help, support, and encourage each other but most of what I've seen just ends up being endless crap - slinging and insults toward Hello Games and especially Sean Murray.

I think it's not as simple a solution as to just allow every game to support it, although both parties have said they're open to the idea, and ultimately it's up to the developers themselves.

That alone might just be worth you running out and paying full price, just to help support a good developer trying to make great racing games.

We would have loved to support these other platforms but had to choose based on when we thought the game was coming out and which platforms we could realistically support with just 2 full time developers!

«In this generation we've scaled our engine from supporting 10,000 veteran game developers to over two million indies, but I feel that's just the beginning,» he explains.

And here I thought that third party developers would learn that Vita titles need support and marketing just like any other console.

If you see the appeal in the life of a space pirate, or you just want to support a cool indie developer, clear your schedule and give SPAZ a try.

Just like the majority right now is going on large sales and bundling to their heart's content, if a majority did business like this the initial revenue would probably stagnate and be much lower than expected, but after the consumers got into their heads that the games they wanted would NOT follow the expected process, revenue would increase and maybe allow for less waste of resources on support (as you say) or channel them to good marketing campaigns that don't hurt either the consumers or the developers.

@ 8 yes there has been games that did trophies for multiple profiles, LBP2, Borderlands, Resistance 2, so yes it's completely do able it's just a lot of developers are too lazy to support the feature, I can't believe this feature isn't mandatory.