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unfortuntely, bitbucket sucks. the website is slow as hell, the design is terrible, the code review features and issue tracking are awful

• fuck__dang 11y ago
  I mainly use(d) GitHub to have projects to show to potential employers. What could you recommend that would present well?
  • sehr 11y ago
    A personal gitlab instance is always an option, it's 40$ a year though.
    • MatthewMcDonald 11y ago
      You can host it for free on gitlab.com
      • sehr 11y ago
        Oh sweet thanks! I didn't even notice they had a community edition
        • MatthewMcDonald 11y ago
          Happy to help! GitLab actually offers several options: * Self-hosted CE (free) * Self-hosted EE (paid) * GitLab-hosted EE on GitLab.com (free) * GitLab-hosted CE or EE on GitHost.io (paid) We use the self-hosted CE, and it's a breeze to set up and maintain
          • sytse 11y ago
            Thanks for commenting Matthew!
  • cheald 11y ago
    Gitlab is a great alternative, if you're willing to host it yourself.
    • sytse 11y ago
      If you don't want to host yourself you can also use GitLab.com (free SaaS) and GitHost.io (paid single-tenant instances).
  • bsclifton 11y ago
    I'm sure folks will disagree, but I really enjoy Visual Studio Online. Free private repositories and tools (agile board, etc). Unfortunately, GitHub is where people expect open source projects to be, so it's almost an inconvenience for contributors to be on anything other than GitHub