Looking for Development Environment Like MS Visual Studio

Trying to find an OSX equivalent to Microsoft Visual Studio (specifically C#). I thought Xcode might be it and downloaded it, but it doesn't seem as intuitive as Visual Studio - can't figure out where to start. I want to design windows that the user can interact with - push buttons, display text, etc. It's not obvious how to get started with Xcode, and I'm wondering if I'm even poking around in the right area.
I have a web-based app put together on my MAC that uses a combination of web pages and CGI code that I can use as a prototype. I'd like to try to duplicate this using the MAC GUI. Can someone point me in the right direction and suggest some good primer books?
Thanks!

Xcode is it. It is much different than Visual Studio, but so is the platform and language. For example, in the MS environment, the UI designer creates source code that you edit. In OS X, the UI designer doesn't create source code because the UI is a fully-instantiated object that's built on the fly (and doesn't require compilation). You create connections between the elements through a drag-and-drop mechanism that basically plugs UI element events into controller object methods. In OS X, applications are "bundles" of code and resources, whereas Windows has a more loosely-defined structure.
It does take some getting used to, but the XCode UI is mostly designed around this different sort of approach to writing the software.
Alternatively, you can use something like Eclipse, which is closer to VS in many respects, but painful to write Objective-C code while using the Interface Builder.

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