PowerShell comes with a simple way to install a module using PowerShellGet
[https://ngetchell.com/powershellget-introduction/] and the Find/Install Module cmdlets.
Did you know however that you can import modules, over the
Maintaining integrity in your code is hard. Git hooks
[https://git-scm.com/book/gr/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Hooks] are an easy way to
manage your workflow so you never commit code that doesn’t meet
If you’re like me, you try to automate everything through the PowerShell
console. Automate employee account creation, easy. Check the registry on 500
remote servers, wouldn’t break a sweat. How about
Parallelizing work in PowerShell has been a drag. Runspaces are too complicated
to spin up and background jobs are too resource intensive. There is a parallel
foreach parameter when using workflows but I've
There have been many great features added to PowerShell throughout the years.
Lots of new cmdlets come through the Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT)
or baked into the new version of the operating
