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Topics include Advent of Code, talking to Teams with the Graph API, AWS tools in PowerShell, and more… Content pulled together by Brett Bunker, Robin Dadswell, and Mark Roloff Speed tweaking Advent of Code Day 8 by HumanEquivalentUnit on December 8th Advent of Code spoilers ahead! This is a …
The following was recently posted in the Slack team for PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit 2018. Yesterday, we invited all current registered Summiteers into the Slack team; if you missed your invitation, please email summit@ (this website’s domain name) with your email address (ideally a …
Topics include watching Bitcoin plummet in the shell, getting maintenance plan info out of SQL, setting up automated access to AWS, and more… Content curated by Brett Bunker, Robin Dadswell, and Mark Roloff Friday Fun With Timely PowerShell Prompts by Jeff Hicks on Novermber 30th Like …
Wanted to offer a brief update on ticket sales for those who may not have purchased already - I know a lot of folks have to wait until 2019.
Of note this week… Managing credentials in your scripts, PowerShell’s constrained language mode, why you should absolutely reinvent the wheel, and more.
Topics include pizza and wildcards, getting involved with the community, a new PowerHour, making your scripts pipeline friendly, and more…
Topics include pie charts, flattening your modules, selecting unique items, the WindowsCompatibility module goes GA, and more…
ICYMI: PowerShell Week of 9-November-2018 Topics include replacing the MDT final summary, Azure Functions, dumping wifi passwords from your computer, code golf, and more… Curated by Brett Bunker, Robin Dadswell, and Mark Roloff. Transferring Functions with PSRemoting by Joel Francis on …
Topics include analyzing your scripts for code injection, configuring DSC with SQL, presentations from PSConfAsia, and more…
If you check out our free eBook, PowerShell.org: History of a Community, you’ll see both the original PowerShell.org logo and our second, “Metro-fied” take on it. The first one is probably easy to make sense of, with the PowerShell logo superimposed over the Earth, suggesting a …
