Well indeed, and "isomorphic javascript" is really just dropping the heavily implied "application" at the end. At it’s core Isomorphic JavaScript describes the

Well indeed, and "isomorphic javascript" is really just dropping the heavily implied "application" at the end. At it’s core Isomorphic JavaScript describes the relationship between the application that runs on the server and the one it serves to the client to run. It's perfectly correct - because it's not describing the code it's describing the application(s) and the approach they take.