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Bitbucket
What is Bitbucket?
Bitbucket Cloud allows teams from start-ups to enterprise to plan, collaborate, test and deploy quality software. With its best-in-class integration with Trello and Jira Software, your team can connect their tasks to branches and get to coding quickly. Build quality software by collaborating around your code efficiently with enhanced pull requests. Bitbucket's built-in CI/CD makes it easy to confidently build, test and deploy code to your customers.
Who Uses Bitbucket?
Software developers and product teams
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Reviews of Bitbucket
Enhancing Code Quality and Collaboration: Bitbucket as the Ultimate Source Control Solution
Comments: my overall experience with the platform has been highly positive. Bitbucket has effectively addressed several business problems and provided valuable benefits for our development team. Bitbucket has significantly improved our code collaboration process.Bitbucket has become an integral part of our development workflow, enabling us to deliver high-quality software efficiently
Pros:
there are several aspects of Bitbucket that I found particularly impressive and impactful. Firstly, what I liked most about Bitbucket was its seamless integration with our development workflow. The ability to create and manage repositories, branches, and pull requests directly within Bitbucket simplified our code collaboration process significantly.One of the most impactful features of Bitbucket was its robust version control system. The ability to track changes, revert to previous versions, and compare different branches made it easy for us to manage our codebase effectivelyThe integration of Bitbucket with our existing business infrastructure was relatively straightforward. Overall, Bitbucket proved to be an invaluable tool for our web development projects.
Cons:
While Bitbucket has been an invaluable tool for our web development projects, there were a few aspects that could be improved uponwe occasionally encountered difficulties when configuring complex CI/CD pipelines within Bitbucket. While the basic configuration was straightforward, more intricate setups or customizations required additional effort and expertiseOne aspect I found limiting was the lack of customization options for the user interface. Bitbucket's interface is functional, but it would be beneficial to have more flexibility in customizing the layout, color schemes, or overall visual appearance to suit individual preferences or align with specific branding requirementsIt's important to note that while these were the aspects we liked least about Bitbucket, they did not significantly hinder our overall experience with the platform
Alternatives Considered:
An application that has all the support and integration with Atlassian
Comments: I remember that I started with Bitbucket because to start with repositories, it offered me more than the others at zero cost.Then, after starting to work more intensely and manage projects, I opted for the Atlassian suite. I had already been using Trello for a long time and in another company I used Jira for incidents, and I also felt comfortable with these applications, so that I didn't change.
Pros:
Probably the integration with the complete Atlassian suite is what attracts me the most, working with Jira, Trello, Confluence and being able to solve problems from a support or customer service common to all these applications, greatly influences the decision to work with Bitbucket.
Cons:
Well, there are two clear competitors that take the majority of the repositories, but they are not mutually exclusive, you can use another of them, perhaps better in some aspects, while still taking advantage of the integration with the other applications.
The agile way to go with git
Comments: It’s nice, I think it is more organized and it works better in an organizational environment, but maybe for personal projects it’s not the best option
Pros:
I think it’s great for the integration with Jira, so it’s really useful to integrate in an agile team
Cons:
I think the only con that I can see is that there is not so many community out there as in other platforms as github and that they don’t have the dark mode
Alternatives Considered:
Easy integration with JIRA but not as good as Github
Comments: Only able to work with basic version control but would like to see more improvements in the future.
Pros:
I like the auto-tagging of JIRA issues with code commits on PR. The bare minimum requirement for a functional version-control system is fulfilled.
Cons:
Github has started supporting multi-line commenting on PRs. I don't think I can find any dev who won't like this feature. It also has a colorful README rendering along with build and test coverage tags. I don't care much about README renders but am out-of-the-box CI integration with Jenkins can help in outputting data about many useful tags like code test coverage, code standards, reference available or even licensing. There are many extensions built around Github to augment the experience, one in particular that I like, called OctoLinker, has the ability to link the imports with original source code repository. This could be a useful feature in source code view.
Alternatives Considered:
Best source codes versioning control platform for organizations.
Comments: It is a good product for even small business and jira integration is very smooth,very competitive price in market, there are some improvement required support in down times
Pros:
Easy to version source codes. We can ensure maximum protection for our valuable source codes. Can set access permissions for repositories. We can easily review source codes
Cons:
When the service is down, it will remain down for more than 1 or 2 hours. Unable to archive repositories.