PowerShell Summit NA 2014
I had the opportunity to attend the PowerShell Summit last week and I wanted to share a few thoughts and insights. First and foremost this was a very successful sophomore […]
Author Archives: Joel Reed
Just a Bunch of Text Files
I wanted to share a quick hint about a cmdlet, ConvertFrom-StringData, I had the opportunity to put to use recently. ConvertFrom-StringData has been around since version 2.0 I believe but […]
It’s All About the DSL (no not that DSL)
Three things to start this post off: Read my previous post, Hey you got some configuration in my execution Watch the preview by Kenneth Hansen and Jeffery Snover of the […]
Hey you got some configuration in my execution
There were a number of concepts presented at the PowerShell Summit last month that have been marinating in my mind for the last several weeks. Some were new and some […]
108 Keys and Some are Useful
I’m getting ready to attend the PowerShell Summit next week in Redmond, WA. Aside from my monthly visit to AZPOSH I haven’t had a lot of time to soak in […]
PowerShell Remoting, “the weapon you only have to fire once”
I saw a tweet from Don Jones this week that pointed to a free ebook that he and Tobias Weltner wrote on PowerShell Remoting called, aptly enough, ‘Secrets of PowerShell Remoting’ (find […]
2012 Scripting Games | Format-Done
Wow! Just submitted my 10th and final script for the 2012 Scripting Games. This was my first year completing the events, I had made a brief effort in the past […]
2012 Scripting Games
Today is the start of the PowerShell Scripting Games. I just submitted my Day #1 script. I made a half hearted attempt a year a so or go, but this […]
International PowerShell User Group Day
The International PowerShell User Group Day will be held on March 19th, just a month from today. Not even really a full month but since it is a leap year […]
PowerShell Switch Up
On Twitter tonight I saw a link get tweeted to a video on the Switch statement in PowerShell. The video was done by MrPowerScripts who appears to have posted quite […]
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