Whoa, stop right there. Mac is very similar to Linux in the way most users approach the dev. environment. That is: souped up editors in favour of full IDE's. T

Whoa, stop right there. Mac is very similar to Linux in the way most users approach the dev. environment. That is: souped up editors in favour of full IDE's. That being said XCode (from apple) would be the VS of the mac world for cocoa apps. Of course Eclipse is present as well. Most popular and "macish" though is text-mate. That's what all the cool kids use. Having moved from windows previously, I can tell you that the level of integration and features from VS and the like is not found on either Mac or Linux. That will take some getting used to, but I've found that it's not too much of a big deal once you get over the initial shock.