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GSysoev2014-01-27 13:18:38
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GSysoev, 2014-01-27 13:18:38

Which language to choose for a simple server?

Good times of the day!
I came up with the idea to file a small project.
All team members were found except for the one who will deal with the backend.
To find it, you first need to choose what language the server will be in, but, unfortunately, I'm not at all good at this.
Hence the question:
What is the best language for creating a server?
1. there will be one database and all api requests, in fact, these are wrappers for requests to this very database
2. clients - a web application, andoid and ios (maybe wp in the future, there will be no desktop version)
3. the maximum possible load is 50 requests in sec
So far, this is all the info that I have.
I would be extremely grateful for a little explanation why (maybe there is not much difference at all).

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svd71, 2014-01-27
@GSysoev

language should be chosen
1) from the ability to implement the necessary functionality on it so that it works in server mode.
2) from the possibility of creating hosting with the possibility of using the selected technologies.
3) from the availability of specialists in solving issues that arise when using these technologies.
When you make a table of hostings for yourself in a banal excel, their capabilities, the selected DBMS and a couple of other parameters that I did not specify (but they may arise for you), then under the selected result you already need to look not even for a language, but for a solution assigned task. with a special desire and limited possibilities, it will not be difficult to implement everything on some quickbasic or "languageless" bash shell environment.

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Nikolai Vasilchuk, 2014-01-27
@Anonym

If you want to quickly and easily find a specialist, and in the future not to suffer with support - choose php.
The language is already established, all the subtle places and nuances are known, the applications scale perfectly, there are no problems with hosting.
There are ready-made frameworks for REST applications.

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