Iterated SHA2 is inferior to bcrypt and far inferior to scrypt, and yet both these Stormpath.com articles recommend it. The advice in these articles is worse that Coda's articles; developers should read Coda's post and implement it.
You're talking about Bcrypt like its some magical golden unicorn that will cover your ass from all attack vectors. Sure, its awesome. But modern security requires more than just an awesome encryption algorithm.
No, I'm talking about bcrypt like it's better than iterated SHA2, which is very, very fast on GPUs. There is no such thing as a unicorn.
At what point does he attribute any unicorn-like properties to bcrypt? All he says is that SHA2 is worse, which is completely true.