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- smt88 11y agoI love the idea of anything being a drop-in replacement for any part of WordPress. The only problem is that the most time-saving aspects of WordPress are the plugins and themes, both of which require executing PHP code. It is cool to be able to use a WP database with a different frontend, but any number of database migration tools can accomplish that. I've often thought about how much work it would take to create something that's 100% WordPress compatible (likely have to be in PHP) with two APIs: one that runs legacy themes/plugins, and one that's modern and easier to use.