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BitBucket for private stuff/stuff I don't want showcasing. GitHub for open-source. Works perfectly fine for me and since they're both Git based there's no extr

BitBucket for private stuff/stuff I don't want showcasing. GitHub for open-source. Works perfectly fine for me and since they're both Git based there's no extra learning curves for either of them.

pmelendez 12y ago
> BitBucket for private stuff/stuff I don't want showcasing. GitHub for open-source. I use them in the same way, but I can't help but feeling that I am taking advantage of Bitbucket and not giving anything in return, regardless of being good guy Bitbucket.
- trentmb 12y ago
  Get a monthly subscription. They limit you by number of team size, not number of repos.
  - pmelendez 12y ago
    I was thinking more like ditching github altogether and publish everything on Bitbutcket
    - skrebbel 12y ago
      Even better to keep the GitHub repo with only a README that links to Bitbucket.
- ddbennett 12y ago
  If you like Bitbucket don't feel bad about using it. We like seeing real developers benefit from our efforts -- it's a refreshing break from playing cat and mouse with the bad actors trying to ruin it for everyone.
  - pmelendez 12y ago
    Thanks! I am a big fan of what you guys are doing... And I am sure I am not alone :) I am just a bit jealous about the weather down there ;)