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Since I build things to last... I'd pick something that hasn't changed much in popularity for a couple decades. If this has to be a web app, then plain C on th
by tropo 10y ago
Since I build things to last...
I'd pick something that hasn't changed much in popularity for a couple decades. If this has to be a web app, then plain C on the server and plain unadorned javascript on the client, but only to the extent that actual code is required at all. If this doesn't have to be a web app, obviously ditch the javascript.
It also performs well and has more build-time error checking than the typical stack.