Sentences with phrase «standards needs of developers»

Early on, Buterin drew a distinction between the standardization drive of business executives and managers - and the potential standards needs of developers actually working on technology applications.

Not exact matches

So even though the platform prided itself in the lack of restrictions on developers building on its base, there was dire need to create a standard so as to allow for easy interoperability.

Meanwhile, clear standards for programmers and developers of such cars need to be drawn up, says Tinosch Ganjineh at the Free University of Berlin, Germany, as accident liability may fall more often on software or sensor - makers.

The developer cited the upcoming sandbox sequel «needs some extra time» to get it up to the standards we all expect from the first game out of the studio since Grand Theft Auto 5.

Teacher preparers and professional developers, and those who try to set standards for them (e.g., National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education, National Board for Professional Teaching Standards), will need to take seriously the obligation to align their expectations for instructors with the common expectations for students.

The standards developers at SAP have met with union representatives like the NEA's director of education policy and practice Donna Harris - Aikens and AFT's Ucelli - Kashyap every couple of months, according to Alberti, to share activities, get feedback, and take a look at what needed to be done next.

Your tech writers document the standard use cases, your training developers try to anticipate where errors and miscommunications are going to occur, but you need feedback from your customers before you can gauge the success or failure of your training.

With the launch of Bluetooth 5, we continue to evolve to meet the needs of IoT developers and consumers while staying true to what Bluetooth is at its core: the global wireless standard for simple, secure, connectivity.»

As mentioned previously in the Resident Evil Feature, many game developers seem to forget that zombies are victims themselves, and yet in many games of this type, they are treated as standard animalistic fiends that need to be killed, with no moral conflicts affecting the survivors; they need to survive and so do so at all costs, without thinking that they are killing innocent people — the survivors even treat themselves as the victims, even if they are not conscious that they do so.

The draft development plan makes no reference to the passive house standard relieving developers of the need to ensure that buildings comply with Part L — or any other part — of building regulations.

Most of the work needs to be done by library maintainers, a group of developers who essentially provide a standard for all wallets using a specific programming language.

Equally as vital, those who attended the workshop say, is the need to avoid putting in place any kind of standard that would create burdens for developers and startups that could dampen that work.

Work directly with Analysts and Programmer Developers with emphasis on identifying standards of development and resources needed for quality assurance testing and validation.