What is the purpose of using isomorphic webapps?

Question

What do I understand?

It shares some code between client and server since both are in javascript. for example: form validation.

How it works? Can I view shared code from a browser? If so, then it becomes easy for an attacker to find loopholes in our code. Since the same code is executed on the server side, an attacker could also pass a server-side check.

Are there any flaws or security issues if we follow this approach?

Answer 1

It shares some code between client and server since both are in javascript. for example: form validation.

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