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Re:Isomorphic JavaScript by zefei on Monday October 06, 2014 @08:54AM (#8415588)
People love fancy/misused words, but eventually those wear out and lose to simpler, non-confusing words. Don't worry.

"Isomorphic Javascript" is a bad choice of word because coffeescript/typescript feels more "isomorphic" to Javascript than client/server js libraries.

Re:Isomorphic JavaScript by kaoD on Monday October 06, 2014 @10:09AM (#8415910)
> coffeescript/typescript feels more "isomorphic" to Javascript than client/server js libraries.

What do you mean?

I use exactly the same shape (iso-morph) of JS business logic code in client and server and most libraries work out of the box in both environments (unless unable to, such as raw TCP/UDP connections from the browser).