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I think the term is isomorphic, but I am not sure. For Ruby you can look at http://voltframework.com http://voltframework.com - uses Opal underneath.

• sgrove 11y ago
  I believe isomorphic has fallen out of favor (as it's being reclaimed for its original specific meaning) compared to Universal.
  • abritinthebay 11y ago
    on HN maybe. Nowhere else.
    • girvo 11y ago
      Interestingly, on a number of libraries and blogs I've come across recently, too. It seems to be gaining at least _some_ ground.
      • abritinthebay 11y ago
        Perhaps but it won't help it's case that it's actually wrong. Isomorphic is correct - they share similar structures but often aren't the exact same. Universal implies a level of parity on server and client that just isn't there in almost all apps that are isomorphic. It's just plain wrong.