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FWIW those of us in the JavaScript community who don't care to create buzzwords for everything call it JavaScript. No Isomorphic, no Universal. There's nothing
by joshmanders 11y ago
FWIW those of us in the JavaScript community who don't care to create buzzwords for everything call it JavaScript. No Isomorphic, no Universal. There's nothing different. It's just JavaScript.
- ohitsdom 11y ago> There's nothing different. It's still JavaScript, but how you design/write it is fundamentally different when you're writing for both the client and server.
- joshmanders 11y agoNo the libraries you use are different. On the client you wouldn't use `fs` module, but on the server you wouldn't use jQuery unless you were manipulating the dom through scraping with Cheerios.