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by patates
3777 days ago
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Many people still don't agree, neither do I. There's no doubt that the term "universal" is more correct, however, languages don't work that way. In the JS land isomorphic has a very specific meaning. Universal is a flexible word. "A universal api for observables" means something (works across libraries), "An isomorphic api for observables" means something else (works across environments) . |
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