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I wonder could anyone help with suggestions on most suited languages to use to create a cross platform HTML5 app that connects to Firebird 2.05 upwards. I need to commission a project and this is my first research steps. the application needs to work similarly across iOS, Android and Windows 8. Any suggestions or advice appreciated
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I wonder could anyone help with suggestions on most suited languages to use to create a cross platform HTML5 app that connects to Firebird 2.05 upwards. I need to commission a project and this is my first research steps. the application needs to work similarly across iOS, Android and Windows 8. Any suggestions or advice appreciated

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