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What language to choose for solving a problem with a database for home?
Hello! Somehow the following idea came to my mind, what if I made an application for myself (loudly) with recipes, for example, cocktails. It is clear that there are a lot of recipe collections, but I wanted to do it taking into account what is in the home bar and with my proven proportions. Total tasks for the application: display the entire list of cocktails, when choosing from the list, open it (you can even open it on a separate page) where its ingredients, their volumes and notes are indicated. Plus, for myself, I want to implement the accounting of available ingredients, where all recipes with it are shown for the selected ingredient.
From my skills, I have C (programming microcontrollers, which will not help the cause in any way), C # are simple applications for Windows and sewed in one place.
I didn’t really want to write a separate application, I decided to start with a simple one: MS Access, but I quickly realized that the idea was stupid. It is possible to implement on a sharpe, but it is not interesting.
Because I don’t understand modern technologies and languages - I ask for your help: tell me the language + technology, having studied which I can solve my problem. For me it will be an extra experience to learn something new and practice. Maybe you should do the fashionable thing and learn a lot of new things for yourself - make a site for managing and displaying (front-end) and a back-end on an old computer (again, what technology / language)? I am not limited in terms, but the chance to gain experience is interesting)
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Such applications are easier to write in Delphi/Lazarus, .Net WPF. As a DBMS, sqlite is well suited.
If you want something new, then you can create a mobile application on .Net Xamarin.Forms.
I do not recommend the client-server architecture, since this is an unjustified overcomplication and you will need to look for hosting.
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