February 24, 2023
Blogs, Articles, and Posts
Config Files In PowerShell
(usefulscripting.network)
Explaining how to use config files in PowerShell for more complex scripts
By: Clayton Errington submitted:Feb 24 2023
Explaining how to use config files in PowerShell for more complex scripts
By: Clayton Errington submitted:Feb 24 2023
End to end module development
(janhendrikpeters.de)
Why are we here? So, everybody is talking about DevOps, CI/CD, Pester, git, Visual Studio Code and
By: jhp submitted:Feb 24 2023
Why are we here? So, everybody is talking about DevOps, CI/CD, Pester, git, Visual Studio Code and
so on. But what's it to you? A customer recently reminded me that there are little end to end module build and release howto's that assume little and help you get up to speed. In this post, we'll try to cover a lot of ground. None of the topics will be deep-dived into as every topic is documented very well online. Quick warning: I might add some images in the future to break this long post up ever so slightly.
By: jhp submitted:Feb 24 2023
Microsoft Graph PowerShell Weirdness – Part Two
(powershellgeek.com)
Introduction In last week's 'Microsoft Graph PowerShell Weirdness' we talked about how the number of
By: Damian Scoles submitted:Feb 24 2023
Introduction In last week's 'Microsoft Graph PowerShell Weirdness' we talked about how the number of
cmdlets seems to be altered with a Get-Help cmdlet for some unknown reason. This week we will cover yet another odd issue with the Graph PowerShell module and it is a thorn in my side whenever I see mistakes like...
By: Damian Scoles submitted:Feb 24 2023
More PowerShell Parameter Planning
(jeffhicks.substack.com)
In the last article, I started an exploration of parameter planning. The mechanics of adding a
By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Feb 24 2023
In the last article, I started an exploration of parameter planning. The mechanics of adding a
parameter to your PowerShell function is easy. But deciding exactly what you need requires planning and forethought. If you make smart decisions up front, your function will be easier to use and less error-prone.
By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Feb 24 2023
One-Liner Wednesday February 22, 2023
(clatent.com)
Ever wanted a quick and easy way to see what operating systems all your computers are running to the
By: Clayton Tyger submitted:Feb 24 2023
Ever wanted a quick and easy way to see what operating systems all your computers are running to the
detail of the version number? Then wanting to know the last time they logged on? PowerShell prov...
By: Clayton Tyger submitted:Feb 24 2023
Splitting the PowerShell PSModulePath Cross-Platform
(mikefrobbins.com)
The $env:PSModulePath environment variable contains a list of directory locations that PowerShell
By: Mike F. Robbins submitted:Feb 24 2023
The $env:PSModulePath environment variable contains a list of directory locations that PowerShell
searches to locate modules
By: Mike F. Robbins submitted:Feb 24 2023
Projects, Scripts, and Modules
New tool – Base64 Converter
(smsagent.blog)
I found myself doing a number of Base64 conversions recently - I usually use PowerShell for this,
By: Trevor Jones submitted:Feb 24 2023
I found myself doing a number of Base64 conversions recently - I usually use PowerShell for this,
but I decided it would be handy to have a tool to do it, so I created one! Not something that hasn't been done before or can't easily be done online, but it's always nice to create your
By: Trevor Jones submitted:Feb 24 2023
PowerCode v 0.1
(powershellgallery.com)
A PowerShell Module for Customizing Visual Studio Code
By: James Brundage submitted:Feb 24 2023
A PowerShell Module for Customizing Visual Studio Code
By: James Brundage submitted:Feb 24 2023
PSEdit v0.0.4
(github.com)
I just released PSEdit 0.0.4 with some awesome fixes for multi-line syntax highlighting.
By: Adam Driscoll submitted:Feb 24 2023
I just released PSEdit 0.0.4 with some awesome fixes for multi-line syntax highlighting.
By: Adam Driscoll submitted:Feb 24 2023
Books, Media, and Learning Resources
Learning by Doing with Don Jones
(powershellpodcast.podbean.com)
In this special episode of The PowerShell Podcast, we celebrate the show's 1 year anniversary with a
By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Feb 24 2023
In this special episode of The PowerShell Podcast, we celebrate the show's 1 year anniversary with a
very special guest, Don Jones! Don is the founder of the DevOps Summit and has been a leader in the PowerShell community for many years. We chat about the origins of the DevOps Summit, the transition of leadership to James Petty and others, and the importance of learning by doing. Don also shares his tips for responding to recruiters, and Jordan gives himself a well-deserved pat on the back. Tune in to hear all this and more!
By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Feb 24 2023
MrPowerShell’s Friday Fun
(twitch.tv)
Love ffmpeg and PowerShell? Learn how to have A/V automation fun in this week's PowerShell Friday
By: Mr PowerShell submitted:Feb 24 2023
Love ffmpeg and PowerShell? Learn how to have A/V automation fun in this week's PowerShell Friday
Fun.
By: Mr PowerShell submitted:Feb 24 2023
Fun
PowerShell Summit! Then and Now
(powershell.org)
Join Don Jones and James Petty as they discuss the history of the PowerShell Summit. How it started
By: Don Jones and James Petty submitted:Feb 24 2023
Join Don Jones and James Petty as they discuss the history of the PowerShell Summit. How it started
and why it almost didn't happen.
By: Don Jones and James Petty submitted:Feb 24 2023
Upcoming Events
MMS 2023 at MOA
(mmsmoa.com)
April 30 - May 5, 2023 at the Mall of America Bloomington, Minnesota
By: MMS submitted:Jan 13 2023
April 30 - May 5, 2023 at the Mall of America Bloomington, Minnesota
By: MMS submitted:Jan 13 2023
PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit
(powershellsummit.org)
April 24-27, 2023 Bellevue, WA
By: The DevOps Collective submitted:Jan 13 2023
April 24-27, 2023 Bellevue, WA
By: The DevOps Collective submitted:Jan 13 2023
PowerShell Days UK
(sessionize.com)
Call for speakers now open. Event takes place on 3 Mar 2023.
By: psday.uk submitted:Jan 6 2023
Call for speakers now open. Event takes place on 3 Mar 2023.
By: psday.uk submitted:Jan 6 2023
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