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It was. Kinda like the opposite of Ballmers "Developers, developers, developers!" The people that helped them become big got shafted and now no longer trust Twi
by digitalengineer 10y ago
It was. Kinda like the opposite of Ballmers "Developers, developers, developers!" The people that helped them become big got shafted and now no longer trust Twitter management. What a surprise...
- achompas 10y agoI'm not sure I buy this. The API meant they effectively outsourced product development instead of developing that competency internally. It's no surprise that the company struggled to develop compelling features or products for years (both before and after closing the API).