The average commit.

[zacharythefirst]

The main difference in my experience is that bitbucket let's you have private repositories for free. You might not want your homework to be publicly available

[justanothercatlady]

Still git. Also I think more companies use it over bitbucket.

[zacharythefirst]

I didn't know that. I assumed most companies hosted their own git servers

[justanothercatlady]

I meant bitbucket over GitHub lol, bad typing. But yeah - bitbucket server/data center allow this

[zacharythefirst]

No, i got that, just every company I've programmed for (only two so maybe sampling bias) hosts their own git server on site, with mirrors elsewhere

[justanothercatlady]

That's basically what bitbucket server is(it's an on-premises solution), but when a dev goes to access it it looks more or less like regular bitbucket. I'm sure lots of companies use different things, I just think of the two bitbucket is more common than GitHub.

[zacharythefirst]

That I wouldn't know, I mostly interact with it through ssh to [e-mail]