I'm developing a social network for mobile devices and was wondering what 
is the best approach. Currently, my app is doing most of the heavy work 
encrypting, and filtering data that cypher can not do on its own, but the 
code is getting quite heavy and repetitive. I was thinking, do not know if 
this is possible or how to implement it or even if it is the right thing to 
do, that I could create a server that the devices could send requests to, 
then the server would contact the neo4j database to get the response, the 
server could do most of the heavy lifting like encrypting the data for 
passwords maybe or some other stuff, and send the data to the device.

My questions are:
- Is this a good thing to do?
- How to start implementing?
- What programming language is preferable for this scenario?

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