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BACK-END
Ruby
Ruby allows you to make scalable and productive applications.
The Ruby API integrates with third-party applications and frontend development tools.
Ruby offers fast development
and web applications
management. Makes it easy
to solve routine tasks.
Ruby for multiple databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite and any other PDO-compatible DBMS).
Node.js
Node.JS turns JavaScript from a highly specialized language into a general-purpose language.
Node.js uses the
principles of event-driven systems, making code easier and faster.
Node.JS allows you to use JavaScript on the client, on the server, and for developing tools.
Java
Security
Java is said to be more secure than any other programming language. Its security is obtained from a large set of APIs, tools, and implementations of commonly-used security algorithms, mechanisms, and protocols.
Rich Ecosystem
Java has a vast variety of frameworks and tools facilitating back-end development. Spring Boot makes it easy to create stand-alone, production-grade Spring based Applications. Is a tool that makes developing web application and microservices with Spring Framework faster and easie.
Open source libraries
There is a large number of Java libraries of different purposes: logging, JSON parsing, unit testing, XML and HTML parsing libraries, messaging, PDF and Excel Reading libraries, cryptographic libraries and many more.
Multi-Threading
Java uses a multi-threaded web server that processes each request in a separate thread. That enables to perform several tasks simultaneously without querying the events.
Desktop GUI Applications
Java provides GUI development capability through various means mainly Abstract Windowing Toolkit (AWT), Swing and JavaFX.
Java applications
Java applications are often referred to write once, run anywhere, which means the language is perfect for decentralized, cloud-based applications.
Python
Simple, easy to use.
Python helps build extensible and secure web applications.
Python framework copes with a large number of tasks and increased workloads.
Python is very simple and minimalistic, but quite flexible. You can add extensions for functionality.