Am 23.04.2010 um 20:10 schrieb Ricardo J. Parada:
On Apr 23, 2010, at 2:04 PM, Lars Sonchocky-Helldorf wrote:
How about we do a petition to Apple and/or a "Dear Steve Jobs"
email?
I already did this. Quite a while ago. It got ignored silently …
I read on the web that he's been answering emails recently. :-) :-)
Well, stop making fun of me. ;-) I know I was naive when I wrote this
mail. I just posted it here to demonstrate that "an email to Steve
Jobs" is no silver bullet. WebKit and WebObjects are indeed two very
different kind of animals. While a wide adoption of modern web
browser technology (e.g. WebKit) is important for the success of
Apple (it enables them to build great stuff) a wide adoption of
WebObjects is not (it enables others to build great stuff). Its
actually the two ends of the same rope: WebObjects is pivotal for
Apple to create great webapps and WebKit is pivotal for Apple to
enable everybody to use that webapps. If I were Apple I also would
keep WebObjects for myself. Otherwise I would loose a competitive
advantage. Apple is not Sun who just wanted to be loved by everybody
(by giving away everything for free)
cheers,
Lars _______________________________________________
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