your code where it matters. Rather than guessing which code is slow and spending time optimizing code that doesn't need it, you should profile your code to find the true bottlenecks. At that point you can decide if the code is slow enough to warrant optimizing.

ability to send emails as a "generic user" or shared mailbox helps us hide behind a proxy when needed.

make sure they had received the correct task, deployed from a Group Policy. Well, PowerShell to the rescue. Here is a small PowerShell snippet that will return the command line from a give task:

drives. It worked great and didn't have any issues. We moved away from an on-site file server to a c...

we will look at how to use Windows PowerShell to get or change...

send an email with the number of received and sent messages from the previous month for a shared mailbox. The original one used Exchange on-prem. The new one connects to Exchange Online. What seemed ...

different ways that PowerShell can used for all sorts of testing. A prior example would be Building A Lab using Hyper-V and Lability - The End to End Example.

and... It's still there, even in Windows Server 2022. I will show you what it is and how it works in this blog post.

massive amounts of UI code or using XML layouts. It is heavily inspired by ImGUI/DearPyGui to make it as easy as possible to use while keeping the configurability.

Bruce Payette. Bruce enlightened us on various topics, from the key design principles that spurred PowerShell's success to captivating anecdotes from its inception. We dove into parts of PowerShell that Bruce prides himself on, underlining its growth and capabilities. Bruce's influential book, "PowerShell in Action," was also a subject of our discussion. Lastly, stepping beyond PowerShell, Bruce introduced us to 'Braid,' his intriguing new programming language.