Sentences with phrase «feedback from the community early»

«Getting feedback from the community early on is one of the main advantages of doing a Kickstarter», says Jan Theysen, Game Director at developer KING Art Games.

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Despite the objections of a couple of neighbors, planners Wednesday gave their assent for the apartment building, after the developer incorporated earlier feedback from board members and a community meeting it held a week ago with Common Council Member Michael J. LoCurto of the Delaware District.

«Since its early formulation, NASA has invited mission concept feedback and development ideas from the planetary science community, general public, U.S. and global industry, and international partners,» said Gates.

Each individual Metroplex site has its own individual challenges as it pertains to scope and environmental requirements, and the Metroplex program will continue to use lessons learned from implemented sites to better engage communities earlier in the design process for current and future implementation sites, and improve how community feedback is utilized.

The team is really excited about the opportunity to further engage with the community and garner real - time feedback from the players in order to continue to improve the gameplay experience and provide the best possible experience for the launch on Steam Early Access.

When it comes to identifying issues, testing out features, and designing the game, the more feedback from the game community we can get earlier in the process, the better off we're gonna be.

We're looking forward to building a community and getting feedback from players, so if people want to have a say in Sumer's development we hope they'll back us and get in on the Early Access release!

«We've poured our heart and soul into perfecting KILLING FLOOR 2, seeing all of the community feedback from the Early Access phase was invaluable, and to see the game's full release today is truly overwhelming,» said John Gibson, President of Tripwire Interactive.

It's still in development, meaning things are still to be added or changed before release, but it's also ready to play through Steam's Early Access programme, so the developers are (in theory at least) also open to feedback from the community.

All in all it's a very fun game, and like most closed alpha and early access games this is only going to get better with feedback from the community.

The Early Access version is planned to be available until Q3 of 2017 so the developers can collect feedback and ideas from the community before turning attention towards the full version.

It would be even slower without the continual feedback from the early access community.

Boss Key has stated that the game is in «X-TREME» Early Access and will be looking to the community to help guide the game's development towards a full release with feedback from players.

The company said it has received «tons of great feedback from the developer community about Android Wear 2.0» and that they will continue the preview program into early 2017, at which point first watches will receive Android Wear 2.0.

Likewise, the Android Wear team has also not provided any specific on why they are extending the preview other than stating that they have received «tons of great feedback from the developer community about Android Wear 2.0» and have «decided to continue» the program until early next year.

To get feedback from the early years community on How Does Learning Happen we posted a survey on Facebook directed at those working in early childhood education in Ontario.

This time around, we sought out first - hand feedback from those in the early years community directly.

The Association of Early Childhood Educators Ontario (AECEO) commends the Ministry of Education for initiating a Modernizing Child Care Discussion Paper and for seeking feedback and advice from Ontario's early learning and child care commuEarly Childhood Educators Ontario (AECEO) commends the Ministry of Education for initiating a Modernizing Child Care Discussion Paper and for seeking feedback and advice from Ontario's early learning and child care commuearly learning and child care community.