What server side programming language would be the best to invest

>server side programming language
You're going to have to leave immediately.

>>62293449
PHP 5 and later is god tier.

>>62293497
You mean php 7?

>>62293512
Yes. It's power and flexible. Still looks like shit but you get used to it.

Python.

>>62293449
Golang or Django.

Node.js

Just stick with Javascript. Full stack JS is going t be dominant framework in a decade or so. Would not be surprised if it ended up being used exclusively for local applications as well (at least on mobile.)

If you're serious and actually want to finish the project instead of dicking around on a timesink for a decade, you use a framework. I like MVC. If you want PHP you can get one of the many mvc php frameworks and pair it with jquery or whatever js framework you want. Thinking that you're going to make your own is autism tier and you're not going to finish.

I'D JUST LIKE TO INTERJECT FOR A SECOND HERE.

May I just remind everyone that php, ruby, python, js and so on, are all scripting languages interpreted by their respective programs. Script interpreters. Some of these interpreters are compatible with existing HTTP servers. (yes, you can run js server side.)

However, you can write a web server in C, and have it interpret all standard HTTP requests and manipulate the data however you want.

Always ask yourself why though, and "does it fit my particular application." In 99% of cases you can simply install a module for a script interpreter program into an existing HTTP server.

>>62293449
Python or Java(vertx.io), maybe C# on Core.Net

Stick with what you know instead of wasting time learning languages that do literally the exact same thing. Both JS and PHP 7+ are terrific for what you want.

Java or that .Net core meme if u like ms

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>>62293596
wake me up

>>62293449
I use Ruby and Elixir.