Macintosh Programming?

Almost every popular programming language has a Mac implementation. If you don't already know any programming languages, AppleScript would probably be the easiest.

Go to Apple's website, locate their developer section, sign up to their developer thing -- it's free -- and download their XCode tools. They're pretty good and you'll get the GNU tools with a nice IDE. (Not brilliant, mind, but pretty good.)

Objective C is mad, but fun.

Yep, most programming languages are not OS specific. You can even use C# on the MAC. Just use MONO (.NET for Mac and Linux as I believe). MONO is mature enough now as far as I know.

You can also use C++. Just be carefull on the API you use. You could use OpenGL, SDL, and some other ones, but SDL and OpenGL are mostly the 2 main ones used on cross platforms.

I wish you the best of luck.


Chad.