What programming language should I choose for my app development goals?

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Asked By TechieTurtle84 On

Hey everyone! I'm looking for advice on what programming language I should use for a couple of app projects I have in mind.

**Goal 1:** I want to create an app for managing a private food and household supplies database. This app should run on both PC and smartphone, allowing the smartphone to scan barcodes and record items, while providing a larger view on the PC that syncs with the phone.

**Goal 2:** I also want to develop a digital household budget book where I can track income and expenses, see averages, savings opportunities, and set up budgets.

I have some basic experience in Python but I'm unsure if it's the best option for these projects. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance!

5 Answers

Answered By CodeWizard123 On

Python might be a solid choice for what you're trying to achieve. If you're exploring mobile app development, Flutter with Dart could also work well for creating cross-platform apps, but since you have some experience in Python, it might be best to stick with that unless you have specific requirements to change.

Answered By SkillSeeker001 On

Why not try existing solutions? If your main goal is to enhance your programming skills while creating useful tools, then dive into this project! But if you're only after functionality, check out established apps like Notion or use tools like Obsidian with plugins to keep your projects organized.

Answered By CreativityExplorer On

Consider FastAPI if you're leaning towards Python; it's great for building APIs. However, if you just want something to manage budgets or household items, there are existing apps that might fit your needs better.

Answered By BudgetBuddy99 On

If you're looking for something that's easy to manage locally, Java could be a great fit. It's really portable due to the JVM, and building an Android app with Java is fairly straightforward for someone who's creating a local solution.

Answered By DevNinja007 On

You could go with Python or even combine Node.js with React for the front-end. It all depends on whether you want a locally hosted solution or something browser-based!

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