Right - I'm only throwing the idea out there of a "modern PHP" layer that breaks some old conventions for more modern ones, but it would be opt-in and not too d

Right - I'm only throwing the idea out there of a "modern PHP" layer that breaks some old conventions for more modern ones, but it would be opt-in and not too different, so that old code doesn't run into massive compatibility issues, and so that the "modern PHP" can be gracefully added (or not added) into any application where the developer has a different programming background, so as to allow a smoother transition.