Oh I see, I have used Nuxt.js in the past where I had to write something called as 'universal code' which runs on both client and server depending on the context. I didn't it is called isomorphism. Thanks for your help! :)
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No, that's subdomain. An isomorphic app is where client-side and server-side use same programming language, such as react and nodejs.
Next.js, Nuxt.js is the prime example.
Oh I see, I have used Nuxt.js in the past where I had to write something called as 'universal code' which runs on both client and server depending on the context. I didn't it is called isomorphism. Thanks for your help! :)