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Sep 16, 2020 at 05:36
Listened to this podcast today, and it was interesting to hear how WebAssembly allows more 'isomorphic' projects! E.g. you can run Rust on both the server and the client.
WebAssembly Migration with Nicolo Davis - Software Engineering Daily
WebAssembly Migration with Nicolo Davis - Software Engineering Daily
WebAssembly allows for the execution of languages other than JavaScript in a browser-based environment. But WebAssembly is still not widely used outside of a few particular niches such as Dropbox and Figma. Nicolo Davis works on an application called Boardgame Lab, and he joins the show to explain why WebAssembly can be useful even for

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Feb 10, 2015 at 19:15
https://github.com/taunus/taunus is a very cool isomorphic JS framework with a strong progressive rendering policy. We need more isomorphic tooling.
GitHub - taunus/taunus: :car: Micro Isomorphic MVC. Progressive Enhancement. Content-First. Single-Page Applications (that are also server-side rendered). Predictive Caching. Bring Your Own View Engine.
GitHub - taunus/taunus: :car: Micro Isomorphic MVC. Progressive Enhancement. Content-First. Single-Page Applications (that are also server-side rendered). Predictive Caching. Bring Your Own View Engine.
:car: Micro Isomorphic MVC. Progressive Enhancement. Content-First. Single-Page Applications (that are also server-side rendered). Predictive Caching. Bring Your Own View Engine. - taunus/taunus
Oct 26, 2014 at 10:13
"'WYSIWYG' and 'abstraction' [are] antonyms. Editing the artifact and editing the source are [rarely] isomorphic" https://medium.com/@MrJamesFisher/wikipedia-needs-an-ide-not-a-wysiwyg-editor-7acd85b582c8
Jun 28, 2014 at 17:55
Isomorphic Clojure[script]: http://t.co/u4mujStxWu