This just replaces the frontend framework written in JS with a frontend framework written in PHP compiled via wasm. It doesn't eliminate the need for something to manage views and state on the front end, as that's where you're executing all of your code now?
Yes indeed. The sarcasm may have been lost in my reply, running PHP in the browser is a great feat of engineering, but not a practical one.
It's rare that I don't discern sarcasm, my bad!
Just wait what things on top of that WP-PHP people will come up with. This thing will blind enough people with the looks of "modern and shiny", that they might create something similarly vulnerable and mistake prone to original WP plugins. I mean, someone must be writing these plugins ... shudders