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Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart
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I am not using PCT but I'll pipe in anyhow 
Re: Hg vs Git - I think Git won that war a couple of years ago. Independently of any technical arguments. Re: Bitbucket vs GitHub - IMO, the only advantage that Bitbucket has is their free private repos. Actually I know some people that use Bitbucket for their private repos while using GitHub for their public repos. The big advantage of GitHub is the ecosystem around their social tools. Also they are here to stay; they are certainly not going anywhere. On that topic - Gitorious was recently acquired by GitLab. Same underlying trend as Google Code, GitHub. Regarding adoption - Here is the google trends for github vs bitbucket www.google.com/.../explore Latest stats from GitHub I can see are 8.8M people w/ 20.5M (public?) repos. The latest I can see from BitBucket suggests 2.5M; they do not indicate the number of repos (public or private). blog.bitbucket.org/.../bitbucket-2014-in-review Personal opinion here ... - eduard/o
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Re: Hg vs Git - I think Git won that war a couple of years ago. Independently of any technical arguments. Re: Bitbucket vs GitHub - IMO, the only advantage that Bitbucket has is their free private repos. Actually I know some people that use Bitbucket for their private repos while using GitHub for their public repos. The big advantage of GitHub is the ecosystem around their social tools. Also they are here to stay; they are certainly not going anywhere. On that topic - Gitorious was recently acquired by GitLab. Same underlying trend as Google Code, GitHub. Regarding adoption - Here is the google trends for github vs bitbucket www.google.com/.../explore Latest stats from GitHub I can see are 8.8M people w/ 20.5M (public?) repos. The latest I can see from BitBucket suggests 2.5M; they do not indicate the number of repos (public or private). blog.bitbucket.org/.../bitbucket-2014-in-review Personal opinion here ... - eduard/oContinue reading...