Bitbucket Reviews & Product Details

Bitbucket is perfect for hosting git repositories and organizing teams around projects. The application allows you to host wikis, working groups, and actual source code. The application is easy to navigate and enables you to host projects privately.

The community of users is not as large as competitor GitHub

Source Control and Hosting, Team Management and collaborative programming

Bitbucket was a great platform to use Git. I like it most because it provides an environment that enables team members to work together on a project, and it gives features like code reviews before pushing it to the repo. Also, We can integrate Bitbucket with Jira, so it helps a ton for agile development.

I have not faced issues during my usage, so nothing to say on this section. I have learned many things during muy usage of bitbucket and no negetive experience.

We have been using bitbucket with teams, and it saved a lot of time. And it was effortless to find the bugs while reviewing PRs, and I learned best code practices and techniques from my seniors.

I like it's simple interface and it's blue white theme rather than High contrast colors like github. Even a beginner can understand things effectively in bitbucket. Although it serves same purpose as github, I personally choose bitbucket.

Not found anything yet. But interested if it adds a feature that can roll back specific commits.

I am using bitbucket for version controlling of my company's project code base. Added tags new branches and classified various versions of same code

Bitbucket is very easy to integrate with other tools be it jira, Jenkins or ansible tower. The api exposed by bitbucket makes it easier to integrate with all the tools in the pipeline. Integration with git makes it very easy to use. You can use with git ui or git bash for command based interface. You can create branches and it is light weight meaning you can clone only the version which is required. It also gives you option to modify source code online on the browser if you just want to make any small change on the fly. You can use hooks to create rules for code commits and enforce on the dev community

Performance is an issue at times till you get a hang of the configuration on the server end and scale your infrastructure to support of you have large number of repos

We needed a scm tool that we can use to create CI/CD Pipeline with large number of repositories and bitbucket was able to fill that gap. We also put some guardrails to implement best practices in teams by defining rules like you can commit only by using a work item# and Making peer code reviews mandatory for code merges across branches

What BitBuckets allow us is to have several Private Repositories, create workgroups or the possibility of making our changes over HTTPS, without having to configure any rare port or advanced parameters, its fast integration with JIRA, Slack, Bamboo, Jenkins, HipChat, Crucible and other tools; Open source license in some cases

The configuration of the projects is a bit complex

What BitBuckets allow us is to have several Private Repositories and enter several members in the projects

Seamless integration with different Apps

At times it goes slow, pull request merge takes time to show on the UI.

Source code version control, it has features to create Pipelines that helps in CI/CD

Versioned code and documents Verty well structured git based tool

UI could have been better Commands are little bit confusing compared to git

Software code hosting and collaboration with versions Helpful for whole team

It's very easy to use and manage. We can easily integrate with sourcetree.

Nothing much I have found so far. Everything is good.

We use bitbucket for managing source code for different projects.

Effective UI/UX and easy-to-use functional implementation are the best things about Bitbucket. Having too many options for active usage ends up cluttering the screen, but the minimalistic screen makes it clean and easy to use with a sidebar to help out easy navigation between a set of linked tools.

I couldn't find any issues when compared with similar tools I've used earlier.

My primary use of Bitbucket is for managing code repositories along with keeping track of tasks assigned on Jira. The best thing with code repo is that it has a sleek design to show categorized features on the left, making it easier to access any option on the go.

The best thing is the integrated ecosystem with the other Atlassian family tools, making the work much more straightforward.

maybe the options that should be the default and should always be activated

Code security, continuous deployment and integration with jira