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(Btw, i recommend to pastebin your question in your native tongue and paste the link here) This Q is a can of worms. There is no perfect language, runtime, etc
by jjm 16y ago
(Btw, i recommend to pastebin your question in your native tongue and paste the link here)
This Q is a can of worms. There is no perfect language, runtime, etc...
Especially so if you want 'easy, quick to learn' and 'speed'.
A good team ends up using the right tool for the job, and has a battery of languages at their disposal. Some languages are even made for unique tasks (MPP)!
If you had to shoe horn a lang, I'd choose Java. It satisfies most of your questions.
For the record, I've moved away from developing with Java yet understand that for a beginner it's a vast language of options (libs). This comes from being a professional Java developer for 10 years, and a student of Java since the start (1995).
Since I'm still on the record, I much prefer a mixture of Python, Ruby, C++, and JS (Node!) than using Java. But thats me...