How do I create an educational software?

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I am looking to create an educational software application to sell to schools. What languages should I learn to create this? Any books/websites to learn this would also help. And ideas on how to learn subscription software to keep track of finances and accept payments would be helpful as well.

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I know javascript, HTML, and CSS are common for web development. Any other important pieces though?

Posted 25-Oct-21 16:45pm

Matt Urbeck

Updated 25-Oct-21 20:16pm

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[no name] 26-Oct-21 14:12pm

If you want to "sell to schools", you should find someone who "works for schools" and find out what they need. What you think is a "plan", is no plan at all.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2021-10-25T20:16:00

Javascript and HTML / CSS are front end stuff for websites: if you want anything that uses databases or permanent / shared storage then you will need back end code as well (I can't remember the last time I saw a site without backend code - probably back in the 90's).

Backend code is commonly C#, VB, PHP, or Python - along probably with a good grasp of SQL for databases, so you will need to learn one of those (and the framework it depends on) as well.

Adison Wesley, Wrox, and Microsoft Press all do excellent books which will cover them.