Bitbucket vs github vs ?? and why?

It's even funnier out of context @Letmecode

I've never used bitbucket. Biggest difference I know of is private repo availability.

@chadd17 it absolutely is!!

Gitlab as an open source alternative...

@jaltek is it better? Or what's it's advantages?

@MasterSwagMan The biggest advantage is, that you could host the gitlab instance on your own (decentralized). Depends on your needs. If your looking for contributors and a large "community", then is Github the place IMHO.

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@Letmecode it was simply too good to not borrow

Github if you want any sort of actual reliability

@ScribeOfGoD are atlassian unreliable or smt?

I often use both github and bitbucket and I personally prefer bitbucket

Depends on your team and company, bitbucket, their billing is also different, github is repo based, bitbucket user based

I've been using BitBucket for years because it's free for private repos and I'm making money from my code and it's crap so I don't want anyone seeing it. I've never had a problem with them and they're constantly improving their features.

Plus you can use the git engine in either BB or GH. Entirely up to you what you're after.

Gitlab anyone? Even has built in CI

Both, Bitbucket because it's free, github because it's github

Bitbucket cuz private reps are free

Gitlab it is for me!

We are using Jira and Bitbucket at work, as along time user of GitHub, Microsoft Team Services, and few months on Gitlab I can say for private repos either Microsoft or GitHub, bitbucket is cool as free but don't like had it frozen several times cuz their devs were updating 😒
Gitlab is just also nice for a local Host. As for why Microsoft, as a single dev their free package is just enough for ticketing, sprints, auto builds and auto releases.

GitHub, mostly because its usability and the huge community behind it.