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As an active and diverse user community, New York PHP gets unique insight of common questions and concerns for developing an AMP Technology solution. So, we thought it'd be valuable to the community if these best practices were compiled and put online.On a regular basis, specific topics will be posted to NY Talk PHP mailing lists containing an outline for discussion. After list gurus and new users alike share their techniques and practices, this valuable knowledge is captured as an informative online article for all to use. For details, see the list announcement.
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