Yes those are some good points. I guess my main problem is that it claims to be similar to JS Fiddle, when really it's closer to an IDE. For example take the I

Yes those are some good points. I guess my main problem is that it claims to be similar to JS Fiddle, when really it's closer to an IDE. For example take the IntelliJ IDE; - It's cross platform - Can run apps straight from stackoverflow - Present configurations, so people can focus on coding rather than tweaking. Electron Fiddle is basically the same thing, to me it would be more appropriate to call this Electron IDE. I'm still impressed and believe it will be a useful tool, though.