Also, it seems very misguided to use "Safari was released. [Safari] became successful."...
to imply that "AnythingElse was released. AnythingElse will become successful."
Literally pick any product that has ever not become a rousing success and you have plenty of counter-examples as to why that logic is faulty at best.
I still also find it be evidence of pandering to go out of the way to say "Safari is a success" rather than "WebKit". The sentiment of the tweet isn't even remotely accurate for "Safari".
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I'd say the 2005 open source release of WebKit was a necessary precondition for "Today its engine powers everything."
Is there any reason to expect a similar direction for Apple with maps?
Webkit was just Apple's fork of KHTML.
The KDE Linux desktop people should get way more credit for having written the engine the powers Android's browser, Safari and Chrome...
Besides it not being open source, etc?
Also, it seems very misguided to use "Safari was released. [Safari] became successful."...
to imply that "AnythingElse was released. AnythingElse will become successful."
Literally pick any product that has ever not become a rousing success and you have plenty of counter-examples as to why that logic is faulty at best.
I still also find it be evidence of pandering to go out of the way to say "Safari is a success" rather than "WebKit". The sentiment of the tweet isn't even remotely accurate for "Safari".