What programming Langauages is used by different gambling websites.

[Kong Hey Pakboy]

I assume most gambling sites are using JavaScript, CSS, Python, PHP, SQL, and HTML5 to make their own gambling site because these are the most common programming languages that web developers or programmers used to make their own website. I don't think the developers of the gambling sites don't mind, if you would asked them how they created their gambling site.

[stomachgrowls]

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You can check out a websites Technology profile.

Example: Roobet.com
Check here: https://builtwith.com/roobet.com

Im not a programming expert but as i checked this one do make use lots of Javascript Libraries and Functions

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I would've merited this post if had any.
Just checked their website they also 3 layer SSL which makes them super secure.
And coming to the website builtwith.com, you can use that to check any website with 100% accuracy?

It's no surprise to see them using pixi.js that's why the website feels super smooth.

I would have too but dont have any smerits left for this one.Among all of the users that do comment out on this thread, only this guy do really give out some precise answer.

So im tending to make use of that website that he have used to check out everything.

Name of Website: Crypto.games
Programming Languages used:
JavaScript Libraries and Functions : jQuery, Fancybox, Slick JS
Framework: ASP.NET

[ongkok87]

Thanks for this information, scammers nowadays have their own ways to deceive others and using different approach to execute their intention. It's great that the community are sharing their information to spread the news the only I'm concern is the newbies and some users who are planning into dive to our society they are the ones who are prone to this scam and they are the most targeted users.

[South Park]

I'm not sure about making a gambling website right now, I'm just curious which programming languages these websites are using especially javascript libraries.

I've remembered in the past, someone asks this concern on a specific thread.

Guess what, the representative share some info. I will try to find the thread but chances are very low as I have limited information that I remembered.

So I agree with others that you can ask that question directly to the support and maybe they will share their input.

That could be a good idea after all it is not as if he is asking them for their source code or anything like that he just wants to know what programing language they used on their website and that is not really confidential information at all, however for anyone looking to make a casino website on their own I will probably recommend that they do so in a language they are already familiar, learning another computer language can be very challenging because even if many instructions are similar obtaining full mastery over it is something that takes years and a hacker could easily exploit any minor mistake that you make if you are not careful.

[Maus0728]

There is actually an existing browser extension to uncover some of the websites frameworks, libraries or programming languages that was used in the particular website, though I still haven't tested it yet.

[1] Wappalyzer

[shoreno]

There is actually an existing browser extension to uncover some of the websites frameworks, libraries or programming languages that was used in the particular website, though I still haven't tested it yet.

[1] Wappalyzer

thats a cool browser . its also cool because of its name which reminds me of wap or wap browsers before  . although its possible to see other details of a site using google chrome or other browsers but the tools are limited  . this one you recomend here can provide all those who lacked by other browsers  . the app is specifically tailored for devs , programmers or simply for regular people that have interest on the same field  .

Thanks for this information, scammers nowadays have their own ways to deceive others and using different approach to execute their intention. It's great that the community are sharing their information to spread the news the only I'm concern is the newbies and some users who are planning into dive to our society they are the ones who are prone to this scam and they are the most targeted users.

i think this has nothing to do with the scams however some info provided here shows how secure the site is . that help you choose a site that cant be hacked easily .

[Debonaire217]

Based on the strucure of the gambling sites, vanilla javascript is not enough to create a complex gambling site, perhaps, the backend is where most of the work is done. Most of the time, a normal website uses PHP for the backend, plus solidity for the ethereum smartcontract. But in the case of gambling sites, they are also putting much effort to include the algorithm of the games to make sure that it is verifiable and auditable. That is why some of the gambling sites are provably fair.

[tyz]

RooBet
Luckygames.io
Primedice
777Coin
Sportsbet.io

List the one that you know in the format

Name of Website:
Programming Languages used:

You don't need to create a thread to collect those information, you can easily look it up using tools like https://builtwith.com or https://www.wappalyzer.com/lookup/. Just enter the url and you get a lot of information about the technology stack a websites uses. Almost every website is covered. Here for example the technology stack of Luckygames.io https://builtwith.com/luckygames.io

[rhomelmabini]

Mostly that will fall on Javascript for frontend and Python for the backend base on this thread I was able to search https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=792805.0 but that was way back 2014. I'm pretty sure there has been a lot of changes on development of casinos or gambling websites and I'm sure even PHP is still widely used up to this day.

Edit: Just saw @goinmerry had it first to give the link of the outdated thread here in the forum.

[MCobian]

Only owners of gambling sites know the programming languages used, but to my knowledge the most popular used by many gambling sites
are C ++, C # and Java. I might be wrong, but in my opinion it doesn't matter what programming languages gambling sites use. The important
thing is that the appearance of the gambling site is very attractive, fast access and safe for users.

[mindrust]

I believe most of new online casino uses a Java Script due to HTML5 that has a faster internet speed which loads the games pretty fast. Old casino is more likely written in C or C++ with built in flash applications. I wonder why OP asked for this, kinda shady for me given that it does not matter at all unless you are going to break their code? The only thing that I can see why you're asking for this is that some languages aren't built for browsers.

How can anybody break a casino's code by knowing the tech they used? Maybe by knowing a bug about the tech that nobody knows yet? Maybe...

To answer the OP's question:

Front-end is always pure js or a js framework like react, vue etc.
Back-end is either php, node or django/flask, rarely java or something else. Most of the time it's node or php.

Databases can be anything, mysql or mongo...

Anyway this is the topic you are looking for probably, if anybody hasn't linked it yet:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=792805.0

Busy gambling sites need to provide high security as well as serve high traffic. In which language today's top sites are coded ? Which DB are they using ?

I'm listing a few sites below. Please post if u know about their configuration. If u know about a site which is not in the list, please post that too...

Following table is updated as per latest data found in this thread...

Site	Server	Backend	Socket lib	DB/Storage	Frontend
Just-Dice.com		Node.js	socket.io	redis+MySQL
PrimeDice.com	Cowboy	Node.js	socket.io	PostgreSQL	EmberJS
DiceBitco.in	nginx	Node.js+Express	Primus		AngularJS
Dicenow.com	nginx	Node.js+Express	socket.io		AngularJS
Satoshibet.com	nginx	Node.js	socket.io	mySQL+mongoDB
MoneyPot.com	Cowboy	Node.js	socket.io	PostgreSQL	React
PRCDice.eu	MS-IIS	.NET	SignalR
Win88.me	MS-IIS	.NET	ServiceStack		AngularJS
Peerbet.org	MS-IIS	.NET	---
Dice.ninja	cyclone	Python	sockjs-cyclone	MySQL
luckyb.it		Python+Flask	---
Rollin.io	Apache	PHP+laravel	socket.io
BitDice.me	nginx	RoR+RabbitMQ		Redis+MySQL
PocketDice.io	nginx	PHP	socket.io	---	AngularJS
FastSlots.co	vanilla	node.js	socket.io	mySQL	backbone
FastDice.com	Apache	PHP	---	---	---
777Coin.com	---	PHP	---	---	---
Bitvest.io	---	PHP	---	---	---

[harizen]

And coming to the website builtwith.com, you can use that to check any website with 100% accuracy?

Yes, it's accurate. They are expert on that field. As they mentioned, every website gives off "signals" that they are using a particular technology. In that way, they can track these signals and determine if a site is using a particular web technology from it.

Overall, a reference of a detailed data on how the site was built.

Much better to use them as reference as I doubt others can give you an exact information that you want to know in a specific website unless the gambling site developer itself will come here to answer some query.

[carlfebz2]

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You don't need to create a thread to collect those information, you can easily look it up using tools like https://builtwith.com or https://www.wappalyzer.com/lookup/. Just enter the url and you get a lot of information about the technology stack a websites uses. Almost every website is covered. Here for example the technology stack of Luckygames.io https://builtwith.com/luckygames.io

True, or he's just really lazy to make up some simple google search and he do just tend to make a thread right away which he can even able to answer his own if he had just simply make some search.
Sometimes people are just too lazy even doing the simpliest things in life.

Majority of sites are really built in PHP,Python or Node into their Backend and for Databases then its only on Mysql or on postre.
They differ on several aspects due to lots of languages that can be used.