Which language is best for creating light and fast web apps

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I want to create a fast and light weight web application. Could you please tell me which language is best for this type of work. For example, websites like online Plagiarism checker.

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I have searched for languages and coders but I am confused which to choose, like Javascript React or other...

Posted 2-Jun-22 0:40am

Sanyam Vikram

Updated 15-Jun-22 2:43am

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You could use PHP: PHP Manual - Manual[^], or ASP.NET | Open-source web framework for .NET[^].

And you will also need HTML Tutorial[^], CSS Tutorial[^] and probably some JavaScript Tutorial[^].

Or maybe The Python Tutorial — Python 3.10.4 documentation[^] and Welcome to Flask — Flask Documentation (2.0.x)[^] would be quicker.

Much depends on your skills and ability.

Posted 2-Jun-22 1:58am

Richard MacCutchan

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Which language is best for creating light and fast web apps

The obvious answer is learn html and Javascript.
W3Schools Online Web Tutorials[^]
if html and Javascript are enough for static sites, you need more languages on server side for any dynamic sites.
If you need databases, SQL is almost mandatory.
PHP to generate pages dynamically on server side.
ASP and Node.js are other possibilities.
And there is more languages depending on your needs.
W3Schools Online Web Tutorials[^] and click on Tutorials, then see the list under 'Server Side'
Advice : Explore the different solutions available to see how they work, what they can do, to see what match your needs.

Posted 2-Jun-22 7:23am

Patrice T

Updated 2-Jun-22 7:24am

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Hello @Richard MacCutchan @Patrice T

Thank you for sharing your views but I asked which languages would be the best for creating fast and light weight apps. I know that HTML, CSS and PHP are required but which one work faster while creating these apps.

Posted 14-Jun-22 23:42pm

Sanyam Vikram

Updated 15-Jun-22 0:12am

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Dave Kreskowiak 15-Jun-22 8:17am

It doesn't matter. HTML/CSS both get sent to the client to render the page.

Any server-side language will do. What's more important are your techniques and algorithms while writing the code.

Richard MacCutchan 15-Jun-22 11:14am

You cannot predict which one will work faster than the others as it depends on the efficiency of the code. And that depends very much on the skills of the developer.

Sanyam Vikram 16-Jun-22 3:20am

Okay! I think we have to try all languages, then only we can predict it.

Richard MacCutchan 16-Jun-22 4:06am

No, you can never predict it. You can only use code and test to find which is fastest. But the actual difference will most likely be in the range of nanoseconds and so not measurable. Don't waste time on such a (largely pointless) exercise; choose a language and framework and get on with the actual development.

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Sanyam Vikram · Accepted Answer · 2022-06-15T02:43:00

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Thank you dave kreskowiak for sharing your views.

Posted 15-Jun-22 2:43am

Sanyam Vikram

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Richard Deeming 15-Jun-22 8:52am

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Sanyam Vikram 14-Jul-22 9:54am

@OriginalGriff why you deleted my question " https://www.codeproject.com/Questions/5337242/Can-I-get-a-direct-download-link-to-mega-nz-file " . What's wrong in this question.

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