That depends on your project requirements. You should try RAD level first (e.g. C#) because it cuts time to market and saves you money on development. Go lower (C++, pure C, and even assembly) if you can't accomplish your task with RAD tools. Combined solution is also possible, e.g. C# for UI and C++/C/Assembly for real time functionality like VOIP.
What framework to use for an application?
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MrMigs
That depends on your project requirements. You should try RAD level first (e.g. C#) because it cuts time to market and saves you money on development. Go lower (C++, pure C, and even assembly) if you can't accomplish your task with RAD tools. Combined solution is also possible, e.g. C# for UI and C++/C/Assembly for real time functionality like VOIP.
ron nash
There’s no single answer to that. Use whatever you feel comfortable with and/or fits you needs and/or your time frame.