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Expand Up @@ -60,6 +60,10 @@ You like the idea of running Node.js in the browser and feel inspired to build y

Speed up your entire development process with **realtime hot-reloading in the fastest dev environment ever made**. Collaborate remotely on different devices, send and receive instant feedback, and **get to market faster**.

### Coding interviews

Asking candidates to set up new local environments slows down the hiring process. With StackBlitz, you can create starter projects to assess candidates' skills without needing to set up a local environment.

## What about other online IDEs?

Unlike StackBlitz, legacy online IDEs run on remote servers and stream the results back to your browser. This approach yields **few security benefits** and **provides a worse experience** than your local machine in nearly every way.
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