JSFiddle is much more slower than jsbin.com Another thing is that jsbin supports live-reload editing of html & css. For jsfiddle I have to hit RUN every time I

JSFiddle is much more slower than jsbin.com Another thing is that jsbin supports live-reload editing of html & css. For jsfiddle I have to hit RUN every time I edit HTML / CSS. Long time ago, when I was accumulating my stack overflow reputation, I used to do demos with jsfiddle. Back then I remembered how I switched to jsbin, which was so much faster and has a console.log panel which makes it even superior ( not to mention it's open source ). Anyway jsfiddle has it's place in the history and kudos for the team that supports it.