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yes, at the beginning, we thought github and bitbucket would be in a healthy competition for features and polish. But then Atlassian bought Bitbucket, and thei
by zzzeek 7y ago
yes, at the beginning, we thought github and bitbucket would be in a healthy competition for features and polish. But then Atlassian bought Bitbucket, and their agenda was, "make BB as awful as possible so we can steal whoever into our crappy corporate software" and that was that. I had to move not just because the issue tracker was garbage but also because Bitbucket's UX became horrible, not just the slowness but also the layout was very broken, having to read diffs inside of a tiny scrolling pane and things like that.