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Start your free trialRoberto Núñez
4,256 PointsHi guys! Whats the best language to learn to code for doing a cloud service app/webpage that is like a database?
The idea is to gather data about certain characteristics of the companies infraesructures (heigh, maintainance stuff, photos etc) and after processing them upload them to a cloud service where they can login and search for a particular property and see its characteristics and charts and maybe some recomendations of maintenance supported by photos.
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Ron McCranie
7,837 PointsWhat you're describing is just a web application that uses a database, and could be written in just about any language like: Ruby, Python, PHP, Javascript (Node.js), etc.
The term "cloud service" is a little misunderstood. it's more of a marketing term for "something on the web that you can use to store data".
Daniel Santos
34,969 PointsI agree with Ron, it's not actually a bunch clouds that hold your data. That was a joke. If you want another opinion, I would use Python or Ruby. The reason it's clear and simply, PHP is decreasing with time. I am PYTHONISTA, and that's why I recommend Python a lot. Also it's really efficient (organize, easy to DEBUGG) as a programming language. In overall, I recommend Python or Ruby to be more specific.