SharePoint list. There are almost six lists, and each list has more than 20 fields. Due to some permission issues, we had to manually create all the lists and columns on the SharePoint site.

strings contained special characters. This is a common requirement when validating usernames, passwords, or parsing data files. The challenge is that PowerShell treats many special characters differently since they have specific meanings in the language.

new version would fix a bunch of annoying problems that have dogged the SDK for several months. The first few days haven't revealed any new problems and bug reports are being closed, so the signs are positive. But do test before deploying V2.28 into production.

needed. Cleaner, safer, and easier automation.

browsing them in your PowerShell Terminal is easier using Show-ObjectTree. In this small blog post, I'm having a busy week and preparing for my WorkplaceNinjasNL session next week, I will show you how that cmdlet works 🙂

mirror the Rules feature in AI IDEs like Cursor and Windsurf. Instructions allow you to guide the AI assistant's behavior by providing specific, context-aware directives tailored to your coding standards and project requirements.

and applications.

a fantastic, beginner-friendly walkthrough on how to build and publish a personal website using GitHub Pages.

settings.

Bogdan Calapod live from PDQ HQ, a seasoned security expert and co-founder of Coda, who reflects on his path from hackathon projects to helping organizations secure their environments. Then, we sit down with Lucas Allman live from the PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit, where he shares his journey from podcast listener to conference presenter. Key topics in this episode include:

people wanted to know how I setup my terminal. I figured that since I had to read a couple of blog posts to get exactly the setup that I was after, this deserved a blog post.