At this point I don't even care about how good their language is. Apple has a very, very long way to go before I can trust them on anything of that magnitude. I would instead assume they WILL pull the rug from under developers for any random reason.
(And I say this as an iOS developer)
Most Linux users here likely use one or two out of three of these on a weekly basis. Many likely use all three on a weekly basis. Some use all three daily.
WebKit is probably pretty rare outside macos, most browsers will be built from Chromium/Blink instead.
LLVM is developed by many companies these days, including Intel, Sony and Google.
Wrong. Upstream CUPS on Apple's github has support for everything, even systemd.
> WebKit is probably pretty rare outside macos, most browsers will be built from Chromium/Blink
GTK's WebView (and browsers like Epiphany aka GNOME Web) use WebKit, complete with Apple's web inspector / devtools.
> GTK's WebView (and browsers like Epiphany aka GNOME Web) use WebKit, complete with Apple's web inspector / devtools.
Good point, Qt's legacy HTML engine (Qt WebKit) is, well, WebKit, too. The newer Qt WebEngine uses Blink. I suspect this is a common pattern with components built on KHTML/WebKit before Chromium became Blink. In any case, Blink is clearly the fork that won.