Atlassian to shed 5 per cent of workers
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Atlassian to shed 5 per cent of workers
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#2bitbucket is a solid product on its own but it's no where comparable to the social network and sheer volume of github and usability of github copilot.
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#3bitbucket is a solid product on its own but it's no where comparable to the social network and sheer volume of github and usability of github copilot.
Bitbucket is only the third or fourth most used Atlassian product.
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#7bitbucket is a solid product on its own but it's no where comparable to the social network and sheer volume of github and usability of github copilot.
True, its ui and ux are way ahead of other vcs, however, it lacks deeper dev ops integrations which are the key selling points for github and gitlab.
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#8bitbucket is a solid product on its own but it's no where comparable to the social network and sheer volume of github and usability of github copilot.
Github actions is also supposedly way more versatile and user-friendly than Bitbucket pipelines.
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#9They’ve been a bit over bloated for a while and honestly too many better alternatives out there
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#10bitbucket is a solid product on its own but it's no where comparable to the social network and sheer volume of github and usability of github copilot.
What makes it solid compared to Git(Hub|Lab)?
Personally I hate it due to its slowness (is its underlying storage floppy disks?) and general half-assedness typical of any modern Atlassian product (latest example: click on a pipeline from a PR then press the back button - takes you to the pipelines list view instead of back to your PR).