November 2024 PowerShell Potluck
I'm back with another PowerShell Potluck! This month, I have a variety of topics to share with you. I have a new module for working with Bluesky, a new...
October 2024 Scripting Challenge Solution
Last month I left you with a PowerShell scripting challenge. I hope you take the time to at least begin working on a solution. I believe that the best way to...
Dynamic Parameter Validation - Part 2
Last time I demonstrated a technique you can use in PowerShell 7 as an alternative to the static [ValidateSet()] parameter validation attribute. There is an...
Dynamic Parameter Validation
I want to continue exploring parameter validation with a new technique introduced in PowerShell 7. If you are still on Windows PowerShell, don't run away....
PowerShell Parameter Validation Part 2
Let's continue exploring the world of parameter validation in your PowerShell scripts and functions. As I mentioned in the previous article, you can't make...
PowerShell Parameter Validation
I've mentioned before that I'm an old-school IT Pro and scripter. I used to worry about my scripts failing halfway through because of bad data or values....
Tool Time - WiFi Info
I want to continue the introduction of a new set of PowerShell tools I've been working on. Today's tool was developed to solve a problem I had, although the...
A Registry Scripting Challenge Solution
In the September 2024 round-up, I gave you a PowerShell scripting challenge. The best way to learn PowerShell and improve your skills is to do it. The...
October 2024 PowerShell Potluck
Here we are once again at the end of another month. I hope the content this month has been helpful and informative. If you are not a premium subscriber, I...
New Tools - File and Folder Archiver
Let's continue with recent additions to my PowerShell toolbox. Another recurring task is that I often want to create a ZIP file of selected files from a...
Tool Time - Clipboard History
A reminder that all previous articles can be found in the online archive. Premium subscribers have full access. As I've worked with PowerShell over the...
Creating a GitHub Repository Tool - Part 4
I've come a long way with the project and the end is in sight. Hopefully, we can wrap up building my GitHub repository tool today. At this point, I have a...
Creating a GitHub Repository Tool - Part 3
We've come pretty far in building a PowerShell tool around a command-line utility. The fact that gh.exe can output JSON makes all the difference in the...
Creating a GitHub Repository Tool - Part 2
I've been sharing my experiences and work process in building a PowerShell tool to manage my GitHub repositories. Instead of fussing with the GitHub API,...
Creating a GitHub Repository Tool
Not that long ago, I saw something on social media that got me thinking, and as usually happens, one thing leads to another and before I knew it I was heads...
Automatic Traditional Modules
In the last email, I demonstrated how to use the New-Module command to create a dynamic module. The result was a temporary module that existed only in...
Automatic PowerShell Modules
In a previous email I demonstrated PowerShell code that generated custom PowerShell functions. This is a clever way to create commands with a very specific...
PowerShell Potluck - September 2024
Welcome back to another PowerShell Potluck, and you didn't have to bring a thing, other than a little curiosity and a willingness to try new things. Here's a...
Creating a PowerShell Code Factory
I am always on the look out for ways to get more done faster and with less effort. Especially when it comes to writing PowerShell code. I have lots of VSCode...
What Is That Thing Called?
Recently, I was looking at a friend's new module on GitHub. He is by no means a beginner, but hasn't written many modules. He was creating a module based on...
