If you're the project manager and you have to ask us that, then you either:
- Have some programming background, but are not qualified to make this decision.
- Have no programming background and therefore are not qualified to make this decision.
In both cases, leaving the decision (and possibly research on the topic of course) to your developers is what you should do.
I know you won't like what I'm saying, but don't take it as something personal and know that I'm saying it because I've been burned by such decisions in the past. If you don't know how to solve a technical problem on your own, then you simply cannot be expected to tell people how to do it - that just doesn't work.
It doesn't matter that you have the "manager" title, that doesn't mean you have to make
all the decisions. Your developers are the ones directly involved with solving technical problems and therefore, given no previous experience by both parties, they are more likely to come up with a better answer.
