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tooling available and libraries / frameworks are as important as language imho, often the domain of the application drives the choice of these. From these the l
by chadcmulligan 10y ago
tooling available and libraries / frameworks are as important as language imho, often the domain of the application drives the choice of these. From these the language is determined.
Other factors are familiarity and what tech the people who have to support it are familiar with. Language is in some ways a less important choice and is seldom a matter of choosing the 'best' one.
if you're talking about a side project though, knock yourself out. Personally I'd recommend looking at Typescript (web), C# (windows), Swift (apple) or Delphi (cross platform).