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Exactly, so it's not isomorphic. An isomorphic application wouldn't depend on its inverse to work.
by duaneb 12y ago
Exactly, so it's not isomorphic. An isomorphic application wouldn't depend on its inverse to work.
- vesparny84 12y agoIsomorphic means corresponding or similar in form and relations, not independently of each other.
- duaneb 12y agoIf it's not independently of each other, it's entirely unclear what the value of the phrase IS. It, again, seems to be reduced to shared logic—a cross-platform library.