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> in order to play second fiddle to github Depends on which sector. All of the open source projects are on Github, absolutely. However, all of my closed-sourc
by maratd 13y ago
> in order to play second fiddle to github
Depends on which sector.
All of the open source projects are on Github, absolutely. However, all of my closed-source professional work using git has been exclusively on Bitbucket and that was the case with a multitude of different clients.
Github isn't terribly appealing for an organization that has many, many repos. Bitbucket is.
- thejosh 13y agoWe're a smallish agency who switched (when I came on board) to git last year. Currently we have 67 repositories through bitbucket, and all free as we haven't reached the developer cap yet. If you are going to have quite a few repositories, bitbucket wins out massively compared to per repository pricing that github offers which is good for small companies who are working on a single project.