drupal8 cron job and queue

 I have custom table having thousands of rows. I want to send the emails to the users by fetching the data from rows at specific time.
i am using Cron job but issue is this ---- timeout issue occurs. As fetching the thousands of rows and manipulate the data takes too much time. Can any one help me ? is there any way to use queue with cron.
thanks ..
 

Date Recur Module

https://www.drupal.org/project/date_recur

Anyone using this module, I have installed it like previous versions and it is not showing recurring dates.

It is only showing the start date and that is it no dates for the recurring events.

Can anyone recommend any other module which can do the same type of thing?

Many Thanks

 

(Drupal Version - 8.9.1, Recur Module - 8.x-2.2, Php 7.3)

Sargs.lv - Military news platform

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We transformed the print magazine Tēvijas Sargs and Sargs.lv, the official information site of the Latvian Ministry of Defence, into a news service with engaging content, better UX and impeccable security. This transformation resulted in a colossal growth in site traffic, expanding the site’s reach from a narrow military audience to everyday citizens interested in national defence in Latvia.

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How to get EVA attached View result (rows) in twig?

Hi,

In my tempate I can get rendered View with

{{ elements.my_view_machine_name_with_some_other_postfix }}

Which basically renders result rows.

If I kint/dump this object - I see there is a ['#view'] so called "executable". But I basically can't find result rows there.

How can I access each View row from this object?

CGI perl script

After upgrading from Drupal 7 to Drupal 8.8.7 on Red Hat Linux, scripts in cgi-bin folder no longer work. 

Apache error_log shows the following message.

AH01215: Can't locate CGI.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /usr/lib64/perl5/vendor_perl /usr/local/lib64/perl5 /usr/local/share/perl5 /usr/share/perl5/vendor_perl /usr/lib64/perl5 /usr/share/perl5

Thank you in advance for your help.

Proper preparations for NGO website

Not only am I new to Drupal but I am brand new to making websites or any coding. The NGO I volunteer for was desperate and got me, so I appreciate your patience.  We are about 80% sure we want to use Drupal 9/8 but want to make sure we can do it.

Aside from my lack of expertise, our main limitation is money and hardware.  I only have two 2GHz 4GB RAM laptops with one standard ethernet connection.  I have read what seemed to be the most similar posts but still am not clear on a few things.  My specific questions:

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