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IN WHICH LANGUAGES MOST OF POPULAR WEBSITES ARE WRITTEN!

 IN WHICH LANGUAGES MOST OF POPULAR WEBSITES ARE WRITTEN!







Websites are now became very important part of our lives. We get a lot of information on website.

And most of us want to make a website in our life, Either for making money, getting famous or just for fun , there are two ways to do so, Either use templates or learn Web Languages and make your own design and complete website with hosting.

We want to make our websites famous like that of Google , Facebook , Wikipedia , etc.

Did you ever tried to think, which languages , they would have used to make up such large, famous, Dynamic website which can hold traffic of millions of people at a time.

Well , we have made a lists of popular website and languages which they have used to create such Billion-Dollar websites.

 

1-Google - Google is most popular website on earth , due to it's use , We want some information, okay... Google it! Google is most used Search Engine in world!


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They have used Javascript in Client-Side scripting. C, C++ , Go , Java and Python at back-end or server side. [Whatever you say] , They have used BigTable and MariaDB for managing such large databases. 

 

 


2-Facebook - I know , you can't survive a day without checking your facebook, If you can, Congrats! Well, Facebook is second most visited website, It's even more Dynamic due to it's smooth and quick user interface, even it have less viewers than Google, It is more dynamic.

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 Facebook uses Javascript for Client - Side scripting.
Hack , PHP(HHVM) , Python , Haskell , Java , C++ , Erlang , D and Xhp for Back-end . I told you, it's complex. They use MariaDB and MySQL for Database management.




3-Youtube - Largest video-sharing website in world , where Content of over 400 hours  is uploaded in just a minute.



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YouTube uses Javascript for front-end and C, C++ , Python , Java and Go for Back-End ,  Vitess, BigTable and MariaDB for Database.





4- Amazon - You might have purchased something on Amazon, at least once.
Jeff Bezos , current richest person on earth owns the website.
It's not so complex but it's content that is to sell real products at reasonable rate makes it famous and highly-visited.



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It uses Javascript for front-end and Java , C++ and Perl  for Back-End, uses Oracle for Database




5- Wikipedia - Biggest knowledge sharing website, Many people tell that they have learnt on Wikipedia more than there school, It don't have large User Interface but have regular visitors.


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Wikipedia uses Javascript  for front-end and  Hack and PHP  for back-end , MariaDB and MySQL  is used for database.



6- Twitter - It's called Social Media of celebrities in some places.


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Twitter uses  Javascript for front-end and C++, Java , Scala and Ruby for Back-End and MySQL for Database.


7- eBay - It's called online auction house .

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eBay uses Javascript  for front-end and Javascript, Java and Scala for Back-End.



8- Microsoft - Microsoft is owner of world's highest used Operating System Windows , [Well, I don't like it, I prefer Linux]
It's website is created beautifully with complete complexity.

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Microsoft uses Javascript for front-end and ASP.NET for Back-end systems.




Well, this was the list, tell in comments, which is your favourite language, If you are begginer, you might have got an idea for starting with computer languages.

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