Introduction to Bitbucket

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In this video, Jared is taking a deeper dive into the Bitbucket platform. This video will cover the signup process for Bitbucket, creating a repository on Bitbucket, downloading and installing the source application, creating our first commit using source tree, and creating our first push with the source tree application.
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☛ Useful Resources:
⚡ Git: git-scm.com/
⚡ Bitbucket: bitbucket.org/
⚡ Source Tree: www.sourcetree...
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[@skdogra2010]

simple and effective explanation ..thanks

[@YourCRTube]

Good tutorial, but you should name the video "Introduction to Bitbucket with SourceTree".

[@wincatsiu]

very nice and useful for a newbie like me

[@mjtommasi24]

Huge, thanks for the quick value.

[@sushiltiwari6631]

Clear n concise

[@HumanPsyche]

Thank you Jared!

[@lauriejames1028]

cheers dude! much appreciated

[@Savit219]

thanks

[@azd7741]

Merci, beau travail ;)

[@drallisimo34]

cool tut!!!

[@quranicscience9631]

Screen size is small

[@ikedacripps]

6 minutes into the video and no sign of a terminal,
i am freaking out...

[@suscactus420]

thank you!

[@ericnguyen23]

Thanks for this! I actually think BitBucket's UI is more intuitive than GitHub's. This seems like an easy method. But do some developers prefer using the command line instead?

[@RenaissanceCoders]

Hey, actually a lot of developers prefer using the command line instead. It can be easier in some instances especially if you just need to use the basics of git such as adding, committing, pushing, and pulling.

[@hanzocodes]

Nice explanation.

[@RenaissanceCoders]

Hey, thanks for the feedback!

[@dhananjayawasthi3083]

why source tree? cant we track it all on the dashboard?

[@jamesforehand7113]

Windows would be nice. Thanks

[@LinucNerd]

Great, now I can leave github considering MS is buying it.

[@AbhishekKumar-vl3cb]

no sourcetree for Linux user?

[@brookdavidson6376]

You should probably work out your instructional beforehand so you don't waste our time with preventable errors.

[@eamonhannon1103]

poor !