While it's true that a product's innovation should not extend to the grammar or spelling of its homepage copy, "all your developer needs" is correct. "developer" is an attributive noun: https://www.thoughtco.com/what-is-attributive-noun-1689012
Re:RemoteMac.io – Dedicated Mac mini
by ForHackernews on Thursday November 08, 2018 @05:53AM
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Re:RemoteMac.io – Dedicated Mac mini
by rajeemcariazo on Wednesday November 07, 2018 @11:42PM
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Yeah, correct grammar affects credibility.
Re:RemoteMac.io – Dedicated Mac mini
by rootdevelop on Thursday November 08, 2018 @12:14AM
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Thanks for the feedback, we corrected the grammar.
Re:RemoteMac.io – Dedicated Mac mini
by antaviana on Thursday November 08, 2018 @03:08AM
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"Our i5 Mac Minis come with 240 GB and our i5 Mac Minis come with 500GB storage as standard."
The second i5 should be i7.
Re:RemoteMac.io – Dedicated Mac mini
by rootdevelop on Thursday November 08, 2018 @09:09AM
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Thanks, it now says i7 :)
- "Mac Mini's" should be "Mac Minis", or "Mac minis" if you want to follow the official capitalization.
- "We only offer genuine, dedicated Apple machines running MacOS" is missing a period.
- "MacOS" should be "macOS".
- "pre installed" should be "pre-installed" or "preinstalled".
- "all your developer needs" should probably be "all a developer's needs" or "all your development needs".