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In what programming language to write a website to manage the database?
Hello! It is necessary to make a small site to manage the PostgreSQL database (backup, add, delete, change, etc.). The database itself is small, there will not be large loads. Interested in which programming language is more suitable for such needs and why. I choose from PHP, Python, Java with the expectation that then I will study the language closely and it will be in demand in the future (I don’t speak any language now). In the future, projects will also be web-based. Thanks
upd. In what language will it be easier (for a beginner) and faster to implement the idea?
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On what you personally know best .
Or what the people you hire know best .
Any general-purpose programming language will do.
They are universal.
You place too much emphasis on choice.
It is difficult to learn paradigms, patterns, principles and concepts.
The language itself is easy to learn (except the first one, because you learn it along with paradigms, patterns, principles and concepts).
But paradigms, patterns, principles and concepts pass from language to language.
Yes, and the most common languages are similar as brothers.
What programming language should a beginner learn?
PHP will be simpler, clearer and faster.
As for the future of the language, no one can know.
Now php is quite in demand, there are a whole bunch of lessons, getting used to the language is also not a problem.
Any of the proposed languages is suitable for your task, so look at the syntax of the language, how the code looks and understand for yourself what you like best.
PostgreSQL has nothing to do with it at all. There are adapters everywhere.
Choose YAP according to the principle - which one you like more.
The PostgreSQL DBMS already knows how to do this.
it will be easier (for a beginner)won't be easier. To begin with, it would be nice to learn how to use what is already in your DBMS. Read the instructions, or some textbook.
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