我还认为，如果您不使用 Microsoft 为您的开发提供的工具，您就会遭受不必要的惩罚。根据我的经验，Visual Studio、MS SQL 和 Microsoft Word 是 Microsoft 有史以来最好的产品。即使是速成版的质量也很好。如果您可以前往网吧并从那里下载它，那么将其安装到该计算机上肯定不会造成这样的问题，毕竟它是用于个人发展，而不仅仅是玩游戏或浪费时间。
可能不是您想要的答案，但这是我现阶段可以给出的最好建议，希望它有所帮助......！
这也是根据个人经验说的，因为我一直在这条路上走下去，我向你保证，我发现使用 MS 提供的 IDE 进行开发更加令人愉快，并且最终使事情变得可行。
Firstly - if you are thinking about heading into .net, you might want to consider starting off with c#, especially because with your background it will be a bit easier, but if you need to learn vb.net, ofc there is nothing wrong with it, just in my experience your earning potential is higher with c#, and vb.net is kind of dying out (at least in Europe).
Second point, you should focus on starting your development either for web or for win forms, this will give you a sense of direction. Learning a new language takes some dedication.
I also think you're putting yourself through unnecessary punishment by not using the tools provided by Microsoft for your development. In my experience Visual Studio, MS SQL and Microsoft Word, are the best products to ever come out of Microsoft. Even the express editions are of a good quality. If you can head over to an internet cafe and download it from there, shouldn't cause such a problem surely to have it installed on that computer, after all its going to be used for personal development, not just playing games or wasting time.
might not be the answer you wanted, but its the best advice I can give at this stage, hope it helps....!
Also this is said from personal experience, because I've been down that road, and I promise you I found developing with MS supplied IDE's much more enjoyable, and in the end, kept things viable.
另一条评论，我不明白为什么一个经验丰富的 C++ 程序员会学习 VB.NET，如果你想学习一种健壮、快速的 GUI .NET 语言，那就继续学习 C#。
祝你好运，，
I don't see how a "programming language" (like VB.NET) book is written for a specific IDE (like VS), even if the author mentions some instructions to do with VS (menus, settings, etc.), you should be able to follow along with him, because SharpDevelop simulates VS quite well.
I've never seen a .NET book which talks about doing things in SharpDevelop rather than VS, because VS is far more popular IDE, although some authors mentions the IDE as an alternate to VS.
There's a good book authored by SharpDevelop team which teaches C# techniques using their IDE, and its digital format is free, its name is Dissecting a C# Application: Inside SharpDevelop, although there's no VB.NET version, AFAIK.
Another comment, I don't see why an experienced C++ programmer would learn VB.NET, if you want to learn a robust, quick GUI .NET language, go ahead and learn C#.
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首先 - 如果你正在考虑进入 .net，你可能会考虑从 c# 开始，特别是因为有了你的背景，这会更容易一些，但如果你需要学习 vb.net、ofc 也没有什么问题根据我的经验，使用 c# 的收入潜力更高，而 VB.net 正在逐渐消失（至少在欧洲）。
第二点，你应该专注于开始你的开发，无论是针对网络还是针对win表单，这会给你一个方向感。学习一门新语言需要一些奉献精神。
我还认为，如果您不使用 Microsoft 为您的开发提供的工具，您就会遭受不必要的惩罚。根据我的经验，Visual Studio、MS SQL 和 Microsoft Word 是 Microsoft 有史以来最好的产品。即使是速成版的质量也很好。如果您可以前往网吧并从那里下载它，那么将其安装到该计算机上肯定不会造成这样的问题，毕竟它是用于个人发展，而不仅仅是玩游戏或浪费时间。
可能不是您想要的答案，但这是我现阶段可以给出的最好建议，希望它有所帮助......！
这也是根据个人经验说的，因为我一直在这条路上走下去，我向你保证，我发现使用 MS 提供的 IDE 进行开发更加令人愉快，并且最终使事情变得可行。
Firstly - if you are thinking about heading into .net, you might want to consider starting off with c#, especially because with your background it will be a bit easier, but if you need to learn vb.net, ofc there is nothing wrong with it, just in my experience your earning potential is higher with c#, and vb.net is kind of dying out (at least in Europe).
Second point, you should focus on starting your development either for web or for win forms, this will give you a sense of direction. Learning a new language takes some dedication.
I also think you're putting yourself through unnecessary punishment by not using the tools provided by Microsoft for your development. In my experience Visual Studio, MS SQL and Microsoft Word, are the best products to ever come out of Microsoft. Even the express editions are of a good quality. If you can head over to an internet cafe and download it from there, shouldn't cause such a problem surely to have it installed on that computer, after all its going to be used for personal development, not just playing games or wasting time.
might not be the answer you wanted, but its the best advice I can give at this stage, hope it helps....!
Also this is said from personal experience, because I've been down that road, and I promise you I found developing with MS supplied IDE's much more enjoyable, and in the end, kept things viable.
我不明白一本“编程语言”（如VB.NET）书是如何为特定的IDE（如VS）编写的，即使作者提到了一些与VS有关的说明（菜单、设置等），你应该可以跟着他，因为SharpDevelop模拟VS相当好。
我从未见过一本讨论在 SharpDevelop 而不是 VS 中进行操作的 .NET 书籍，因为 VS 是更流行的 IDE，尽管有些作者提到 IDE 作为 VS 的替代品。
SharpDevelop 团队写了一本好书，使用他们的 IDE 教授 C# 技术，其数字格式是免费的，书名是 剖析 C# 应用程序：SharpDevelop 内部，尽管没有 VB.NET 版本，据我所知。
另一条评论，我不明白为什么一个经验丰富的 C++ 程序员会学习 VB.NET，如果你想学习一种健壮、快速的 GUI .NET 语言，那就继续学习 C#。
祝你好运，，
I don't see how a "programming language" (like VB.NET) book is written for a specific IDE (like VS), even if the author mentions some instructions to do with VS (menus, settings, etc.), you should be able to follow along with him, because SharpDevelop simulates VS quite well.
I've never seen a .NET book which talks about doing things in SharpDevelop rather than VS, because VS is far more popular IDE, although some authors mentions the IDE as an alternate to VS.
There's a good book authored by SharpDevelop team which teaches C# techniques using their IDE, and its digital format is free, its name is Dissecting a C# Application: Inside SharpDevelop, although there's no VB.NET version, AFAIK.
Another comment, I don't see why an experienced C++ programmer would learn VB.NET, if you want to learn a robust, quick GUI .NET language, go ahead and learn C#.
Good luck,,