Jim Hugunin and John Lam are taking a handful of questions to start with and then going to do their presentation based on that.
PHP support in CLR is basically going to be done when people start requesting it as a dev environment. No one here seemed (including me) seemed too interested in doing it.
Travis Swicegood is a professional programmer and owner of Domain51, a web development company with a focus on non-profits, NGOs, and online activists. He doesn't change the world, he supports those who do.
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