Bitbucket Software

Pros

It's integration with the Atlassian set of products make bitbucket a breeze to use.

Cons

As it is very interconnected with other products from the same company, it makes it a little restrictive.

I use this application to manage projects with some other developers.

Pros

We are able to manage private repositories.

Cons

When copy the url of repository to clone, git clone command name also being copy. Sometimes it not easy to me cause i have the practice to type git clone and paste the url in command prompt.

Bitbucket streamlines our team's daily workflow, as it lets us collaborate easily and in a well-structured and -organized way. We started using Bitbucket when our IT department consisted of only me, but it scales very well with the team. The cost-value balance is perfectly...balanced.

Pros

Bitbucket is a well organized and designed version control system that's super easy to use. I use Bitbucket on a daily basis and, together with Atlassian's SourceTree, it enhances my workflow by sparing me from typing in all the git commands in Terminal. It has all the features a version control needs, which is extremely useful for small teams but also scales really well.

Cons

There is nothing really that I don't like about Bitbucket. Maybe that you can't assign yourself as reviewer when creating a pull request, ha.

Gets work done, and it is easy to use.

Pros

I like that this tool gives you the option to host your Git projects for free for teams up to 5 people. They also have a pretty good client for Git - Sourcetree.

Cons

I don't like its merging tool - it's over complicated and I don't use it. Also, you can't delete a merge request :(.

Pros

Very fast, easy to setup, secure way to manage software repositories any of kind. Very good for small development teams - free version, but it has payable too. I can not imagine working with GIT without Bitbucket.

Cons

I do not see any weaknesses of Bitbucket :)

Pros

Bitbucket is a good alternative to github for git project hosting, and I've generally had a pleasant experience using it. I haven't found any features missing when using it, which is important. It's also free to host private repositories, unlike github.

Cons

It's less popular than github, meaning that hosting a project there is less likely to generate visibility.

Pros

It does what git should do. I have had multiple git clients connect to it with no issue as well

Cons

There is no local issue tracking or documentation as part of the repository. This has to be tied in through Atlassian's other services (Jira, Confluence) I much prefer to have all of these features directly tied to the repo

Bitbucket has enhanced business performance by reducing times of development through collaboration. Also supports integration of other applications. Such an awesome product that provides solution to Git repositories.

Pros

Code backup is provided thus can be updated if local backup is lost.
The git provides private repositories thus only allowed users can view and even modify.
Developing is easy when collaborating as bitbucket checks for merge updates and you can remotely develop also complete a project with your partner who is across the world.

Cons

I haven't identified any flaw yet on this piece of technology.

Overall, my experience with Bitbucket has been a positive experience. Out of all the interfaces I've tried for Git, I would say this application takes the cake for the most features that I use.

Pros

This software is easy to setup and use. I've used it for version control on a few of my projects and I think it's probably the best interface for github for Windows 10. Anyone can set it up and it allows users that aren't fond of using the command line for their version controlled projects.

Cons

I am not a big fan of the layout or design of this software. It feels dated and I feel like certain things could be moved in a more convenient places. Not a huge deal but I feel like things could be changed in the aesthetic department of this app to complement the functionality.

BitBucket is a perfectly fine tool for their free plan. If you would need a paid plain, it may or may not make sense vs. other services depending on your number of users and repositories. As a service, it works just fine, however.

Pros

- Free unlimited hosting of Git repositories for up to 5 members
- Pipelines can be a great way to quickly get a CI system running
- Ability to view code fullscreen is awesome
- Comes with wiki, issue tracker, and even embedded Trello boards

Cons

- Relies too heavily on keyboard shortcuts to bring up some functionality, like searching
- Pipelines have a very low monthly allowance compared to other services, so they're not useful unless it's for a hobby project or you're on a paid plan

Was able to get this setup quickly and had my entire team using it within a day. Very pleased.

Pros

Very easy to use when compared to other options. Had good documentation and was easy to setup. I like the user interface.

Cons

For those not familiar with any other kind of version control software it can be daunting to learn.

We use Bitbucket for all our product development source code management and what we like best is the how securely everything works.

Pros

- Very easy to use
- Effective management of code through trunk and branches
- Effect user management and access control for code.

Cons

- Administrative interface is very confusing

Lets not forget the fact that this software is easy to use and the feature about privacy makes it a safer repository hub and you can access or even code remotely using different computers and still update your codes. An awesome Git solution provider.

Pros

The account is private only allowed parties can access and view or edit the codes thus is safe place for sensitive application that one needs to store the codes on repositories.

Cons

Its not free rather the free package provides you with limited features, some like merge checks can only be accessed through the premium package, somehow depressing.

Bitbucket was used to version control few project of my degree program and help in other research areas.

Pros

Bitbucket is a simple and easy way to manage your projects by uploading the code files to the repository and updating the as the project progresses. This allow us to keep track of the changes done to the code and it act as a backup of sorts. By adding the code to a private repository the code can be view by authorized people.

Cons

The UI of Bitbucket is not so user friendly or appealing to the users. And the application tend to get slow when a large amount of data is uploading. And the searching within the Bitbucket repository is limited and can't search for specific code segments.

Pros

The big advantage compared to alternatives (eg GitHub) is given by the free access to private repositories

Cons

There is not so much availability in terms of public repositories, which limits the use of the product when you need some integration

Created many repositories thorough bit bucket and still using this product. I really love this!

Pros

I really like the interfaces of the bit bucket. Its so simple, easy to understand and very user friendly.
Connectivity with the Trello is huge feature. Easy to handle tasks with repository.

Cons

Free plan available for 5 or less members only.
Customer support is little bit late when trying to reach them through the contact us.

overall bitbucket works well for my code repository needs.

Pros

While most of the universe raves about Github, bitbucket is also a very competent code repository. One major difference is that the free version of bitbucket allows for unlimited private repos whereas Github's free version does not. I also like the integration with JIRA which I find to be a superior way of doing code reviews and comments vs github's system. Bitbucket also has more flexibility than Github and is cheaper. Did I mention the free unlimited private repos?

Cons

As I use the bitbucket SaaS service, on several occasions there was downtime. This is very disruptive to our business. While bitbucket has a lot of features, the overall community is much smaller than Github. That means most plugins come out for github first and bitbucket is more of an afterthought.

Pros

Great tool especially after they've redesigned most of their UI

Cons

The pricing structure, the one in GitLab suits us more

Overall okay experience with Bitbucket. For non technical users, a bit challenging to get used to git.

Pros

We used bitbucket as a code repository for sometime as an alternative to github.

Cons

No specific issues with Bitbucket, worked as expected.

Pros

I like how it lets me keep my repositories private, as well as provide good functionality

Cons

I dislike the UI and navigating my commit history, it can be quite confusing.