If you are planning on deploying to the Microsoft stack then use the Microsoft toolset - .NET, Visual Studio, c#. Winforms is pretty easy to pick up and the wo

If you are planning on deploying to the Microsoft stack then use the Microsoft toolset - .NET, Visual Studio, c#. Winforms is pretty easy to pick up and the workflow between visual designer and hooking up to events is good. Double click on a button in the visual winforms designer and it puts you in the method in the code....something I wish Interface Builder would do :). I've no experience with WFC, but as others have pointed out, it seems to be the way to go for good looking apps.