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    Hello, currently i tried to develope ERP software but i still confuse what programming languange i should use, is Java the best for ERP?

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      Hello, currently i tried to develope ERP software but i still confuse what programming languange i should use, is Java the best for ERP?

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      Questions that start "what is the best ..." only have one valid answer: it depends. :) Are you planning to use an existing toolkit or framework? That will most likely dictate which language(s) you can use. Have you decided whether this will be a traditional application, a mobile "app", or a web application? The choice of language(s) will be affected by this decision. In general, go with the language you and your team are most familiar with, as long as it supports the type of application you want to develop.


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        Hello, currently i tried to develope ERP software but i still confuse what programming languange i should use, is Java the best for ERP?

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        On my decision, C++ is a mind-blowing programming tongue for an item build. It has multi-dimensional focal points. It is the most 'open' lingo, in any occasion as I might want to think. It's Dissent Arranged thoughts of composing PC programs is mind-boggling. It may show up fairly questionable if you are a student anyway it is a magnificent choice if you really need to wind up an item originator, site or application analyzer or in case you needs to make an application in solitude. This will assemble your knowledge about programming and what's more about the system and its diverse setups. You can in like manner consider learning Android Studio(only after you learned C++) if you are possessed with Android stage and needs to diagram an application for Android.

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          Hello, currently i tried to develope ERP software but i still confuse what programming languange i should use, is Java the best for ERP?

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          As mentioned by other users you can use any language of your choice.
          But keep in mind that ERPs are very complex system which you cannot build over one night. It takes long time. So it will be beneficial if you can leverage the built in features of some framework. Becuse the framework take care of most of the things. It separates the user, business logic and database. From that perspective Java (J2EE) is a good choice. I use Oracle ADF to build ERP along with PL SQL and JavaScript.

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            Hello, currently i tried to develope ERP software but i still confuse what programming languange i should use, is Java the best for ERP?

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            IMHO the most important and enduring language will be the one embedded natively inside your database of choice. SQL and it's many add-ons and extensions are the core foundation of an ERP system (which over it's lifetime will probably be interfacing with different external clients written in several other front-end languages). Model your business rules tight in the tables with triggers and stored procedures handling the standards like cascading updates and deletes, and all the non-standard data transformations handled by your database code, enforcing the business rules of your Enterprise at the core. SQLServer, PostGre, MySQL, SQLite all are good options

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