"monoglot" might be a more accurate term, but "isomorphic" seems to have the mind share.
"isomorphic" would seem to imply having the same structural composition - eg. big ball of mud on the front end and back end, or broken into services implemented as objects (sequential) or actors (concurrent).
"isomorphic" would seem to imply having the same structural composition - eg. big ball of mud on the front end and back end, or broken into services implemented as objects (sequential) or actors (concurrent).