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553ff0 No.4089

Hey /prog/, I have a large project I have been brainstorming for a few years or so and I now want to start programming it. The problem is I am a little indecisive on what language to do it in. Anyone have any tips on this matter?

I was thinking of doing C++ or Java but a friend got me into Haskell lately. It really shouldn't matter too much, but I just am wondering if anyone has experience in these matters. Thanks!

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553ff0 No.4091

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It all depends on the project, you dummy, and you've said nothing about it.

Is it a web application? Desktop application with a GUI? CLI? Device driver? Correctness matters? Performance? Extensibility? Portability? Do you actually want to finish the project or learn a language better? Do you expect any external contributions? Say something, jeez.

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553ff0 No.4092

>>4091

Desktop with networking and heavily text-based. I want to actually finish it.

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553ff0 No.4094

>>4092

Then you probably should pick C++ or Java, whatever you know best

If you don't have any good reason to use Haskell, then there's no need to because you'll have much less libraries to choose from.

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