Choose the Best Back-end Technology for Your Mobile App Development
                     Choose the Best Back-end Technology for Your Mobile App 
Development 
So, you've come up with a fantastic idea for a mobile application that will 
revolutionise your industry. 
Congratulations! However, this is only the beginning of a lengthy trip, and 
you'll soon be faced with a slew of important choices. 
The first and most significant step is to select the app's backend 
technology, as the backend is responsible for how the app functions, 
updates, and changes. 
 
What are Backend Technologies? 
The backend of a website is made up of various components linked to the 
database, server, and app. It's been linked to the site's root by a number 
of tech experts. The backend is one of the most crucial components of 
mobile app development. 
The backend is built using programming languages. Some of the 
programming languages used to interact with the server include Java, 
PHP, C#, Ruby, Python, Javascript (Node JS), and Kotlin. 
The basic technology used in Backend includes the following: 
-        Programming languages 
-        Frameworks 
-        Database Management System 
-        Web Servers 
-        Web Services 
Which are the Best Backend Technologies in 2021? 
You can choose from a variety of technology stacks and get started right 
away. However, before you do so, make sure you have a plan in place to 
help you succeed. It assures that the software you create is fully 
functional, feature-rich, and professional, as well as scalable, 
manageable, and secure. 
So, let's take a look at some of the most popular backend development 
languages, examine what they're used for, and figure out which one is the 
best. 
1.    Java 
Java is the most widely used programming language in the world, with 
over 20 years of experience. It's incredibly versatile, with uses as diverse 
as smartphones and smart cards. 
  
It's a favorite among desktop and business software creators. However, 
because it requires more code to implement features than Python, it is 
less user-friendly. Java backend technology can be used to develop 
(Android) mobile apps, websites, database connectivity, image 
processing, GUI-based programmes, networking, and other applications. 
Used by: Airbnb, Uber, Pinterest, LinkedIn 
2.    Python with Django 
Python is the most widely used programming language for both web and 
desktop software. For individuals who are new to programming, it is 
similar to Java in that it is simple and easy to learn. Its syntax is 
straightforward and easy to understand when compared to other backend 
languages. 
Django is one of the many useful frameworks available in Python. This 
web framework aids in the development of software. It accelerates the 
process while also making it scalable and reliable. The combination of 
Python and Django gives you a lot of flexibility when it comes to 
developing new software. Simple web development, cross-platform shell 
scripting, and rapid automation are among Python's most common 
applications. 
Used by: Google, Instagram, Spotify, Quora 
3.    C# and .NET 
In simple terms, C# is a programming language, and.NET is the 
framework upon which it is built. C# is a high-level, object-oriented 
programming language that is extremely popular among programmers. 
It allows programmers to create self-contained applications and has the 
strength of C++ (another backend language) while being easier to use. 
The.NET framework is a system for managing a common code library that 
developers can use instead of developing code from scratch each time. 
Used by: GitHub, MasterCard, Telegram 
 
4.    Ruby and Ruby on Rails 
The majority of programming languages are machine-centric, with a 
variety of tools for controlling computer resources (memory, processor, 
etc.). Ruby was created with programmers in mind. You can use Ruby to 
automate tedious operations, generate prototypes, and construct a web, 
mobile, and game apps. 
Ruby on Rails is based on the programming philosophy of "convention 
over configuration," which encourages developers to make fewer 
decisions while maintaining flexibility. This means you can concentrate on 
your business logic without having to worry about anything else, which is 
critical for prototyping and iterating quickly. 
Used by: GitHub, Scribd 
5.    Kotlin 
The most promising programming language to learn is Kotlin. It's one of 
the most popular assembly language programming languages for 
Android. In the manner it codes your apps, Kotlin is efficient, easy to 
comprehend and learn, and extremely successful. It's no surprise that 
both professionals and amateur programmers enjoy it. 
Kotlin is known for being light, clean, and less time-consuming. Kotlin is 
designed to augment existing Java models by providing solutions to API 
structure issues. 
Used by: Google, Amazon, Trello 
Scale Up Your Business by Going Mobile 
As you can see, while selecting the correct technology stack isn't easy, 
some technologies work exceptionally well with certain types of 
applications. This makes the final decision a little less difficult. 
With over 9+ years of expertise in the field, Versatile Mobitech is 
undoubtedly the one-stop solution for your business. We are flexible with 
the language you want to use while developing a mobile app for you. Also 
specialising in native mobile development for iOS and Android, as well as 
cross-platform development tools like Cordova/PhoneGap, Xamarin, and 
React Native. We provide our exceptional services throughout India, 
Dubai and California.  
 
With our mobile app development services, Versatile Mobitech ensures to 
use the most recent upgrades, whereby our clients receive the maximum 
benefits out of the mobile app platform.  If you need our professional 
assistance with your mobile app development, feel free to contact us.