Question Will biomes be supported in servers in 0.11.0?

I was reading a tweet about biomes. I read that they haven't been implemented in PocketMine because they aren't supported by Minecraft PE.
Will they be supported in MCPE 0.11.0?

There's already biomes in MCPE 0.10.x. @shoghicp is still working on biomes.

Yes but they work only on singleplayer or local multiplayer

MiNet(which was writen in C++) had beautiful biomes! (iJoshuaHD and I went into the test server and saw it) The world is great and loads very fast!
IP: 94.23.50.5:19132

Because MiNET used code from MCPE directly maybe.
(Yes, I heard that if you have the MCPE shared object library, you could make things that uses MCPE functions directly)
(Or maybe I'm wrong)

I think it's fast because it's written in C#. "indirect" languages like PHP, Java are more slow

But C# is a very difficult language! (For me)

Java and C# are similar to me.

PHP itself is written in C* (not sure), Java calls native functions for the API but itself is not written in C*. So, Java is much better than PHP, and its type-strict nature manages memory much better. Also, it seems to me that you can convert Java and C* into each other, but that isn't possible with PHP because of things like types.
Also, what is "interpreter language"?

I mean a language written in another (PHP is written in C) and a language that is not directly executed from the operating system (like Java)
Look the edited post

For me the only difficult language is the Assembly

For me, C++ is only difficult with its pointer things.

Also, modern machines run Java almost as fast as C*. That's why Android apps use Java as the basic entry.

Yeah. And Java has more builtin functions and libraries that in C you must code.
I use C, C++ (both compiled with TurboC) and VBDOS only to make MSDOS/NucleDOS programs and the NucleDOS Command Shell

MiNet uses Craft.Net which is a C# library for MCPC. I think it may have world generation built in, maybe he modified it for MCPE. As for using MCPE code directly that would solve a lot of problems, but look what happened to bukkit...