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The five developer communities that can be used for questions and answers are outstanding and supported by active users. As you go through this list and access each community, you can choose the one that works best for you. If you are new to the development process, Stack Overflow is a great starting point, and if you have been working with PHP for a while, #PHP Area is an excellent place to learn new things. If you are not interested in any of these communities and would like to ask questions related to programming in general, then Forum.phparea.com is what you should be looking at because it is focused on just that.
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In the scenario where you want to execute tasks repeatedly at a specific time and have full control over when they are executed and how the results are handled, it makes sense to build this into your application instead of setting up a cron job, for example. I’d like to give you a quick example […]
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One of the more interesting things about .NET is its extensibility. It’s not just a Microsoft-only development platform with Windows-focused frameworks and languages. Even in the early days of the platform, tools such as IronRuby and IronPython brought popular open source languages to the CLR, while projects such as Unity were built on top of .NET, adding additional libraries and services.
At the heart of .NET is the open source Common Language Runtime, CoreCLR. This is a combination of an architecture-specific just-in-time compiler, RyuJIT, and an interpreter for the project’s CIL (Common Intermediate Language). Backed by open standards, .NET languages compile to CIL, with the CLR handling run-time compilation. There’s even the option of compiling straight to architecture-specific binaries built around CoreRT, a native runtime environment.
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