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If there's "server only" code, then "isomorphic" is a terminologically incorrect characterization of the architectural style. The code on the server and the cod
by empthought 10y ago
If there's "server only" code, then "isomorphic" is a terminologically incorrect characterization of the architectural style. The code on the server and the code on the client have different structures.
That's all I'm trying to say here.
- abritinthebay 10y agoAnd you'd still be wrong because isomorphism only implies similar structures and forms/practices.
- empthought 10y agoThen your preferred use of "isomorphic" is vacuous. All of programming is "isomorphic" to all other programming. There are a few mathematical proofs regarding that, I believe. Call it what it really is: monolingual.