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The “isomorphic” comes in because the same library / API is available in both the browser and in node. So “anything you can prove in [node] is also proved in [t

The “isomorphic” comes in because the same library / API is available in both the browser and in node. So “anything you can prove in [node] is also proved in [the browser]” (in the context of this library).

OJFord 7y ago
I would call that 'portable', personally.
cpr 7y ago
I think more generally it's used to denote code that runs the same on browser and back-end.
- Isamu 7y ago
  "Same" just isn't as fun as saying "Isomorphic"