Yes! Haha I realized that when I'm working double the hours without noticing, because the challenges are finally unique enough to be interesting :) I think yo

Yes! Haha I realized that when I'm working double the hours without noticing, because the challenges are finally unique enough to be interesting :) I think you hit the nail on the head again too, since frameworks as a philosophy don't intrinsically value shared-nothing (SN) principles which is the other 'dimension' to scalable concurrency--from a devops perspective, anyway. And while there's never complete isolation, minimizing that interdependence makes your builds that much more environment-agnostic, and easy to provision dynamically. Honestly what I'd love to see is a kernel-up PHP environment/container that doesn't focus on runtime in isolation, but the entire TCP stack from syscntl to the webserver (h2o?) and maybe even with some experimental support to extract frequent commands to compiled modules with C headers. But by that point you'd probably just be using Go or Haskell because that's what compiled, statically-typed languages are for ;)