Don't count out C# and SQL via SQL Server because C# runs everywhere and has got the proper tools to support it running everywhere (mobile, web, desktop) and SQ

Don't count out C# and SQL via SQL Server because C# runs everywhere and has got the proper tools to support it running everywhere (mobile, web, desktop) and SQL Server because it's the easiest to start using with C# if and when you get to that part... Other languages like Python, PHP, Javascript etc. need to be shoe-horned into their mobile, web or desktop environment and don't have really good tools for one environment or the other. Furthermore, those languages come from the open-source world, the "Bazaar" if you will and they're simply not engineered as well as an industrial language like C# or Java.