Selecting the programming which is much more suitable and flexible enough to implement the chat messenger easily

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Hi , I want to implement chat messenger , can any body here to guide me that in which programming it is easier to implemet it.The messenger is like a Yahoo/Msn Messenger with some extra features which are not in the current Messenger . I just want to know from some expert programmer that it is whether suitable to code it in java or in some other language.
ease do participate in it,Thanks

Posted 7-Feb-12 17:13pm

ahsan45

Updated 7-Feb-12 23:12pm

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Solution 3

c# or java would be good enough

Posted 7-Feb-12 22:31pm

dare2dash

Solution 5

I would suggest -

C# For rapid development,

C++ for better performance.

And if you are good with boost(C++) then you can develop repidly in C++ as well.

You can also use C++ for chat server and C# for chat client(GUI).

Posted 7-Feb-12 23:41pm

Ashish Tyagi 40

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-07T17:59:00

Solution 1

We don't know what are your skills and habits. Easily? Hardly. If you wan to get anything good, anything at all — it's never easy. I would say easy is boring, how about you?

Now, any language from your list would fit.
(Of course assuming "VB" was just a bad joke.)

—SA

Posted 7-Feb-12 17:59pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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LanFanNinja 8-Feb-12 0:19am

+5 And I totally agree about the VB ( VB = Very Bad ?? :) )
C# for me hands down!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Feb-12 0:22am

Thank you.
--SA

Abey Thomas 8-Feb-12 0:43am

my 5 - This can be achieved by any programming language available as you said.. There were days when this question was relevant, and it can be relevant depending on the type of problem you are trying to solve. There is an article by Joel Spolsky [http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2006/08/01.html], which talks about the importance of knowing what your programming language can do before you choose it to solve your problem - not relevant in this case - nevertheless, a good read.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Feb-12 10:22am

Well, the selection of programming language is always relevant, but it is not defined by the criteria OP suggested...

Thank you, Abey,
--SA

TorstenH. 8-Feb-12 2:18am

The Questioner has no "skills or habits", otherwise he won't ask such a question.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Feb-12 10:20am

Reasonable assumption, so what to do in this case? :-)
Thank you,
--SA