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Bobby Kotick’s departure from Activision Blizzard marked the end of an era. While the headlines focused on culture and controversy, for us in the tech world, it’s a lesson in stability and trust.

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The Developer’s Dilemma

When a platform (or a company) is in turmoil, the first casualty is often the ecosystem. APIs get deprecated, support vanishes, and roadmaps are shredded. We saw this with:
  • Twitter/X: When the leadership changed, the API was decimated overnight. Developers who built businesses on top of it were left stranded.
  • Reddit: Pricing changes killed popular 3rd party apps.

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Building for the Long Haul

At bundle.social, we believe your infrastructure shouldn’t be subject to the whims of corporate chaos. We abstract away the instability of underlying platforms.
  • Twitter changed their API? We handle the migration. You don’t rewrite your code.
  • Facebook updated their Graph API version? We upgrade it backend-side. Your integration keeps working.

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Conclusion

You can’t control what Blizzard, Microsoft, or Elon Musk do. But you can choose infrastructure that shields you from the blast radius.