Thats maybe a day of single developer's work - less if you actually pay your startup dev's market value. Paying for a service that can double or triple a devel

Thats maybe a day of single developer's work - less if you actually pay your startup dev's market value. Paying for a service that can double or triple a developer's productivity - people say the UI on BB is still not as great, so that counts for something - must at some point justify that developer's time. If you have enough repos that you'd need to spend $200 a month on a platform that offers: - Wikis - Basic Issue Tracking - Source Control (and damn good source control at that) - Integration with many popular startup tools Then maybe your startup should be out of business. I could shit $200 dollars and pay for my companies hosting. Trying to skimp on this is like telling your 10+ dev team to use google talk for offline coordination. Yes, you save money on chat, but you lose all that time I waste copy-pasting and coordinating chats between multiple devs.