Facebook first released HPHPc in 2010 to transpile PHP to C++ for its website. Then they released HHVM in 2011 which is a VM with a JIT compiler the sole goal is to make PHP faster. They also created Hack which is a PHP dialect with static typing supported by HHVM.
I believe it's still how they build the Facebook website.
Hack provides a feature called async that provides your program the benefit of cooperative multi-tasking. It allows code that utilizes the async infrastructure to hide input/output (I/O) latency and data fetching.
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Facebook first released HPHPc in 2010 to transpile PHP to C++ for its website. Then they released HHVM in 2011 which is a VM with a JIT compiler the sole goal is to make PHP faster. They also created Hack which is a PHP dialect with static typing supported by HHVM.
I believe it's still how they build the Facebook website.
I think this covers your use case.
Another benefit of Hack is an implementation of asynchronous programming