Ideally, yes... though such a move would probably void most of the reasons for using PHP in the first place -- ubiquitous availability, and popular software that is built in PHP. Take those away, and mess with conventions that all the current PHP developers are used to, and why not just use another language?
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Ideally, yes... though such a move would probably void most of the reasons for using PHP in the first place -- ubiquitous availability, and popular software that is built in PHP. Take those away, and mess with conventions that all the current PHP developers are used to, and why not just use another language?