Ok guys what do you prefer for private repos and why?
GitHub, Bitbucket or Gitlab?

I prefer now Gitlab because it offers (I think) 10GB of free storage while others only offer 1GB.

GitHub, easier management, community, 1st class host, although not free, it's not very expensive for a year.

Gitlab, its even more than 10gb if self hosted

Not included in the choices but I'll go with Visual Studio Team Services. Free for up to 5 users and it has all tools from planning all the way to build and release. But if I will really choose, I'll go with Bitbucket

Last time when i checked it private github wasnt free.

Github for public projects, Self-hosted Gitea/Drone install for private projects.

Gitlab. 'unlimited' free private repos and awesome tools!

I closed my github account a year or so ago :)

@reiniellematt in the office, we use paid Bitbucket with Jira

@Gregozor2121 yes private github is not free. Oh well.

@linuxxx hey mate I did a lot of research and comparison of those three. So far, I'm attracted to Gitlab especially its free continuous integration. What I don't like in Gitlab is the UI somehow. I like the UI of Bitbucket and Github. So I think I'm a transparent person judging all of those three. Cheers 😎

Gitlab, without question. For me, it's just software to install on a hosted server, so the "free storage" factor doesn't enter into the equation at all for me. It has as much storage as I provide.

Well so many liked Gitlab. Excited for my project 😎