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Both of those are currently hobbyist projects. They may develop further and become useful to the average PHP dev, but they're definitely not there yet.
by muglug 4y ago
Both of those are currently hobbyist projects. They may develop further and become useful to the average PHP dev, but they're definitely not there yet.
- ryangjchandler 4y agoYeah, Matt is absolutely right. I'm working on PXP as a passion project, something that I've been trying to do over the last year or so and only started to invest serious time into the last couple of months. The goal isn't to completely replace PHP but to complement it. You can think of it like a playground for future PHP syntax. Something could be added to PXP and released in a week, PHP on the other hand has 1 big release a year. If something is successful and widely used in PXP, then it could be a contender for PHP core.