> The difference is simply a function of smarter leadership and experience. Look, the difference is glaringly obvious: Microsoft brought front-end development

> The difference is simply a function of smarter leadership and experience. Look, the difference is glaringly obvious: Microsoft brought front-end development to a standstill for five long years. Apple has not. Apple has continued to add features, standards support, and interoperability bug fixes year after year like clockwork. This isn’t a matter of nuance. This isn’t Apple being “smarter”. Apple fundamentally has not done what Microsoft did in any way, shape, or form. The two situations are extremely dissimilar.