Programming teachers, vocational schools, and international coding competitions rely on NStrim to eliminate setup time and get students coding from minute one.
Whether it's a Tuesday afternoon class or a European championship, the workflow is the same.
Every class starts the same way: 30 minutes lost to broken installs, wrong PHP versions, and the dreaded "it works on my machine." By the time everyone has a running environment, half the lesson is gone.
The teacher creates a session and shares an access code. Students enter it and instantly have their own server, database, and live URL — ready for any framework. No installs. No configuration. Class starts, students code.
Running a programming championship means manually configuring 20+ identical machines, praying nothing crashes mid-competition, and fielding complaints that one competitor's environment was different from another's.
Every competitor gets an identical, isolated environment provisioned automatically. Organizers control timers, push task amendments, and monitor live sites from one dashboard. Judges grade from a dedicated marking room with full access to code and live deployments.
All environments identical. All timers synced.
Coding exams without isolation are a liability. Students share servers, peek at each other's work, or claim technical problems ate their submission. No reliable way to prove who wrote what.
Each student gets a completely isolated environment with a countdown timer that auto-locks when time expires. Every commit is timestamped. The teacher reviews all submissions from a grading dashboard. No shared environments, no ambiguity.
Isolated. Timed. Tamper-proof.
From a first tryout in Latvia to the European championship stage — every event sharpened the platform.
May 18–21, Tuusula, Finland
Upcoming — Finnish national skills championship returns with NStrim.
Riga, Latvia
Upcoming — fifth consecutive year. The partnership continues.
Nov 20–23, Salzburg, Austria
Austrian national skills championship at Messezentrum Salzburg.
Riga, Latvia
Fourth consecutive year at the Latvian national championship.
Belgrade, Serbia
Serbian national championship adopted NStrim for web development competitions.
May 5–8, Turku, Finland
Finnish national skills championship. Environments for all web development challenges.
Herning, Denmark
European Skills Championship. NStrim powered the web technologies competition for 20+ competitors from across Europe.
Riga, Latvia
Third consecutive year. Platform matured with features shaped directly by competition feedback.
Nov 23–26, Salzburg, Austria
Austrian national skills championship at Messezentrum Salzburg.
Riga, Latvia
Return engagement with expanded usage across multiple competition modules.
Riga, Latvia
First public deployment in a competitive setting at the national web development championship.
Jan 20–23, Salzburg, Austria
Austrian national skills championship at Messezentrum Salzburg.
Latvia, Austria, Finland, Serbia, Denmark
Powering competitions since 2022
From join code to live environment
Laravel, React, Vue, Next.js, and more
15 minutes is all it takes. We'll show you how NStrim works for your classroom or competition.
