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One thing we have found helpful is not to spread out efforts too thin in terms by deliberately switching off support for things which are not core to the product.
What does that mean?
Well it means we only support the Chrome browser at this stage. With a little more effort we could support Firefox and Safari but that is effort and time taken away from getting the core functionality of Iguana X complete. For our purposes Chrome is free and works well so it seems reasonable to use it.
It means for now we are only supporting early adopters using Bitbucket because we have enough headaches working through the integration issues with that platform before we then do Github. Gitlabs will be the last platform we support because it is the most difficult one to test with given that many customers run their own versions of it. For our purposes the free version of Bitbucket works well so it seems reasonable just to use that.
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