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> "I'm just pointing out that the ambiguity is real" It's only ambiguous in the sense that science has been "ambiguously" using it correctly for decades. Someh
by abritinthebay 11y ago
> "I'm just pointing out that the ambiguity is real"
It's only ambiguous in the sense that science has been "ambiguously" using it correctly for decades. Somehow it's survived.
> "it will continue to be a problem until the definition in the context of web applications becomes widely enough known"
Which - outside of complaining about it in HN comments - it has. Hell there are entire startups and B2B companies that use it now.
Isomorphic has been used in this form for 5 years. Yes, maybe you could argue it was AirBnB that popularized it 2 years ago but that's still a damn long time of common usage.
That ship has sailed - long ago - any programmer who doesn't know what it means at this point just isn't paying attention.