Bitbucket and GitHub are web hosting services primarily used as version control systems, utilizing Git.
Bitbucket is owned by Atlassian, responsible for its development and maintenance.
GitHub, on the other hand, is owned by Microsoft, which handles its corresponding maintenance.
Both platforms are designed to manage file repositories, primarily oriented toward software development projects.
Within both environments, users can define multiple repositories, both public and private in scope.
The creator of a repository acts as its administrator, adding others as collaborators and granting permissions for editing, reading, or administration.
Individuals must be registered on the corresponding platform to access a private repository; otherwise, they receive an invitation via email to register.
Once granted access, users can clone the repository to their local computer, make changes, and push them to be integrated into main branches.
Repositories typically contain a readme.txt file in their root to provide details about the technology used, such as Laravel, and often include instructions for local or hosting installation.
One of the main objectives of Bitbucket and GitHub is to facilitate software development by enabling multiple people to work simultaneously in parallel.
Additionally, they provide a tracking mechanism for all project modifications, especially useful when needing to revert to a specific version.
Either environment is essential for implementing medium to large-scale software systems.
Aziende Global
If you need to develop a customized web system using version control with Bitbucket or GitHub, visit our website aziende.global to find proposals tailored to your needs.
[…] servidores de los más importantes como Bitbucket o GitHub, utilizan Git para el versionado de […]