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Creating a PowerShell Weather Command Part 6
Premium post · May 23, 2023
Get-OMLocation
Creating a PowerShell Weather Command Part 5
Premium post · May 18, 2023
Parameter Validation
Creating a PowerShell Weather Command Part 4
Premium post · May 16, 2023
Weather Codes
Creating a PowerShell Weather Command Part 3
Premium post · May 11, 2023
Adding command validation
Feedback Follow-Up
Premium post · May 10, 2023
This is a quick follow-up survey for my premium subscribers only. I’d like to get an idea of the number of articles showing up in your email. I’d also like a...
Creating a PowerShell Weather Command Part 2
Premium post · May 9, 2023
Test-Driven Development
I Need to Hear From You
May 5, 2023
When I started this newsletter, I had some ideas about the type of content I wanted to create. I very much wanted to get into the intangible qualities of...
Creating a PowerShell Weather Command
Premium post · May 4, 2023
Part 1
Parameter Power
Premium post · May 2, 2023
When creating a PowerShell function, you've often heard me say, "Think about who will use it and what are their expectations?" As a corollary, you want to...
Data Files as Script Files
Premium post · April 25, 2023
Last year, I wrote an article about the importance of separating PowerShell code from the data you need to run that code. I still believe this is a critical...
Switch Hitting with PowerShell
Premium post · April 20, 2023
Last time we started diving into using the Switch construct in PowerShell scripting. I think this is an excellent alternative if you need to build a large...
Switching Things Up in PowerShell
Premium post · April 18, 2023
Learning the mechanics and syntax of PowerShell is not that difficult. Anyone can read the documentation for a concept like an IF statement and understand...
Logging with PowerShell Transcripts
Premium post · April 13, 2023
Over the course of the last several articles, we’ve been exploring how to use and manage PowerShell transcript files. Before we move on, I wanted to show you...
PowerShell Transcript Tools
Premium post · April 11, 2023
In the previous article, we looked at PowerShell’s transcription feature. Running Start-Transcript is a terrific way to maintain an audit log or history of...
PowerShell Transcript Techniques
Premium post · April 6, 2023
A helpful PowerShell feature that I don’t think many people take advantage of is transcription. It is very easy to create a text-based log file. The log file...
Building Class-Based PowerShell Modules
Premium post · April 4, 2023
Over the last several weeks, we’ve been exploring how to script with a PowerShell class. The last step is to take everything we’ve covered and wrap it up in...
Climbing the PowerShell Class Family Tree
Premium post · March 23, 2023
When I started this series, I pointed out that a PowerShell class, while easy to define, lacks all the features of a traditional class defined in a language...
Advanced PowerShell Class Extensions
Premium post · March 21, 2023
I think today’s article will be fun. We’ve been exploring how to write and use PowerShell classes in our scripting projects. I hope you’ve grabbed the demo...
Adding PowerShell Class Bells and Whistles
Premium post · March 16, 2023
I hope you’ve been enjoying this series of articles on developing with PowerShell classes. As you’ve seen, creating a PowerShell class is not that difficult,...
Extending PowerShell Classes with Methods
Premium post · March 14, 2023
We are in the middle of a series of articles teaching how to write PowerShell-based classes. This is a different kind of scripting technique, that I know...
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