Programing language software suitable for leopard OSX

Hello,
please i need your help to find a programing language software which is suitable for OSX. and certainly, something near to (Dot net), hoping that somebody can help me in this, thanks a lot...
best regardss

Hi Zak,
Suitable for what type of things in particular? Also, which languages within .Net are you interested in? .Net can cover a wide range of languages.

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