An obvious dig at wolfSSL - I'd be curious to see a comparison between the two. wolfSSL appears to be the more mature of the two (which makes sense, it's been in use for over a decade, and has a business dedicated to its development).
The author could have easily continued with their trend of using alternative languages and ended up with something just as unique. UrsidSSL, BhaalooSSL, XiongSSL; all could have continued the trend without coming across as a sly attack.
It's not as if wolfSSL is a new kid on the block in the world of embedded SSL.