Absolutely.<p>I use Bitbucket for a variety of small, personal projects.    And when I teach Git courses, I use Bitbucket to illustrate (and practice) pull, push, and pull requests (among other things).  Sometimes people wonder why I&#x27;m not using GitHub, which has made itself synonymous with Git for many people, but after a short explanation, they understand.<p>However: GitHub has a huge network effect.  Most developers with any sort of open-source connection have a GitHub account; many fewer have Bitbucket accounts.  This isn&#x27;t the end of the world, but it does mean that GitHub has a leg up on the competition as far as name recognition is concerned.<p>Plus, there are lots of tools that talk to the GitHub API.<p>So, while I personally endorse using BitBucket, I can understand why many would stick with GitHub.  It&#x27;ll be interesting to see what this price change does.