What The Heck Is Isomorphic JavaScript?

[@martiananomaly]

Straight to the point. Love it.

[@samiyajagirdar6471]

Woah! This was so easy to understand, I read a lot of articles about this topic but couldn't clearly understand but you explained it concisely in just 2 minutes, thank youuu !

[@muhammadyasser9201]

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[@marcovanali1449]

Loved it, thanks. Concise and clear

[@lalitsheoran953]

Thanks for the wonderful content. This series will be awesome.

[@PortEXE]

You’re welcome! I hope you all will enjoy and learn from it.

[@halopinx3398]

simple yet efficient explanation... thanks :)

[@boopfer387]

Thanks for the demystifying... love these terms...

[@BalochiVideos]

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[@7heMech]

Awesome.

[@MrAhvids]

Easy & Simple. I love your teaching style. Do you have any courses on Udemy, I'm wanting to do the chat app one on your YT, but wait for all the parts to be uploaded, are they all there yet?

[@PortEXE]

I don't have any Udemy courses. All of my material is available free here on KZbin. As for the Chat App: On Wednesday I will be uploading them all. Keep an eye out!

[@MrAhvids]

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[@LauraBeatris]

So taking Next.js as an example, is not just "Hybrid" but Isomorphic as well, since it can run either on the server or client

[@PortEXE]

Correct, in Next.js you will write isomorphic JavaScript. Next.js enables Server Side Rendering, which is what the next video of this series is on!

[@cartman42069]

@@PortEXE do u think using Nextjs will make a dev more employable?

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[@nakulsingh8444]

Make video on web assembly

[@PortEXE]

Good idea. Web assembly is a great one.

[@JezenThomas]

This isn't what "isomorphic" means.