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This is monumentally difficult to answer when the question is presented so generally. • What are you trying to accomplish? • Which language has superior/more l
by dylangs1030 14y ago
This is monumentally difficult to answer when the question is presented so generally.
• What are you trying to accomplish?
• Which language has superior/more libraries for your task?
• Which language is more amenable to creating further libraries if needed?
• Which operating system are you working on?
• Are you doing server-side or client-side work? Web applications or desktop software?
• If server, does yours have a particular tie with one or the other language? (example: specializing in RoR)
• Are you working with a team? Which do they know better?
• Which do you know better?
• Are you going to iterate your code a lot or do a one-off project that doesn't need updating?
• Do you know other tools/languages that stack well with one or the other? Which language complements your coding habits more adequately?
• Do you need to have a high-performance application or can you sacrifice that for versatility and readability?
etc. etc. etc...and you could double that list easily.