Programming language choice

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I am developing a project which will construct a Customer Relationship System.
I was consider using MEAN stack for it but during my research turn out Java might be a bit better. I have not enough time to go too deep into a research and I can not made up my mind which one to use for it.

The project will not be used on a market and its only for education purpose.I have to consider a Security, adaptability, RESTful and other important features for an web application

What are Pros and Cons for each and which one you would use ?

What I have tried:

I have tried during my own research but everywhere is inconclusive and that could be due to being byes towards one language.

Posted 30-Oct-17 1:29am

Krzysztof Buczynski

Updated 30-Oct-17 10:05am

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What are Pros and Cons for each and which one you would use ?

It don't work that way, my pros and cons will not be yours.
you have to learn the different options, languages, frameworks ...
Then you make your opinion.

Posted 30-Oct-17 10:05am

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2017-10-30T04:29:00

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It is impossible to answer such a question as there are far too many unknowns. You must create the requirements and outline design of your system first. Once you have that in place you can decide which language(s) and/or framework(s) provide the features you need in order to implement it.

Posted 30-Oct-17 4:29am

Richard MacCutchan