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TheBuzzSaw
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by TheBuzzSaw »
And the only reason this is a big deal is that they allow unlimited private repositories.
https://bitbucket.org/
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LeonBlade
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by LeonBlade »
TheBuzzSaw wrote:And the only reason this is a big deal is that they allow unlimited private repositories.
https://bitbucket.org/
The UI looks a lot like github, I like the unlimited private repos though.

I'll stick with GitHub for now, and my glorious GitHub app.

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TheBuzzSaw
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by TheBuzzSaw »
I will continue using GitHub for all my open projects because I prefer that site. For private stuff, BitBucket will be fine. :]
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christo
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by christo »
What do you prefer about Github?
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TheBuzzSaw
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by TheBuzzSaw »
christo wrote:What do you prefer about Github?
I love how fluid the interface is in general. (I usually hate transition animations, but GitHub's sliding effects are... pleasant... for some reason.)
I love the issue tracker. I can create labels freely, and issues can be addressed directly in git commits.
I also find it to just be fast in general. I never wait when I am doing a push/pull.