Why teams are switching from GitHub to Bitbucket after Microsoft acquisition
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Re: Why teams are switching from GitHub to Bitbucket after Microsoft acquisition
#2NICE TRY BITBUCKET.. NICE TRY
Re: Why teams are switching from GitHub to Bitbucket after Microsoft acquisition
#3So they can have their projects hosted at yet another company that Microsoft is going to acquire? Seriously, Microsoft has nothing even close to the capability of Jira. And SourceTree would be a nice addition to Microsoft's collection of developer tools.
Re: Why teams are switching from GitHub to Bitbucket after Microsoft acquisition
#4So they can have their projects hosted at yet another company that Microsoft is going to acquire? Seriously, Microsoft has nothing even close to the capability of Jira. And SourceTree would be a nice addition to Microsoft's collection of developer tools.
Atlassian is a public company with a market cap of $15 billion. I don't think Microsoft is going to acquire them.
Re: Why teams are switching from GitHub to Bitbucket after Microsoft acquisition
#5So they can have their projects hosted at yet another company that Microsoft is going to acquire? Seriously, Microsoft has nothing even close to the capability of Jira. And SourceTree would be a nice addition to Microsoft's collection of developer tools.
Atlassian is a public company with a market cap of $15 billion. I don't think Microsoft is going to acquire them.
You only need a 51% voting share to control a company. $15 billion * 0.51 = what Microsoft just paid for GitHub.
Microsoft paid over $25 billion for LinkedIn.
Re: Why teams are switching from GitHub to Bitbucket after Microsoft acquisition
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Atlassian is a public company with a market cap of $15 billion. I don't think Microsoft is going to acquire them.
You only need a 51% voting share to control a company. $15 billion * 0.51 = what Microsoft just paid for GitHub. Microsoft paid over $25 billion for LinkedIn.
What he said.