Posts Tagged ‘module’
PowerShell Not Your Father’s Command Line Part 22 of 31: Good PowerShell Things Come in Nifty Packages
Posted by: sarah on: May 22, 2011
Have you found yourself writing PowerShell objects that you’d love to share with others? What’s the best way to get these things distributable? Well… with PowerShell 2.0, you have two different types of packaging - snap-ins and modules. Snap-ins Snap-ins were available in PowerShell 1.0 and are still supported in PowerShell 2.0. In order for [...]
Get-ChooChoo -Type Chattanooga
Posted by: sarah on: May 3, 2011
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I’ve recently found out that I’ve been selected to speak at devLink 2011. This is my 3rd year in a row speaking at devLink, and I’m incredibly honored to have been selected. This year, I have 2 talks, and they are both on PowerShell! Tech editing and writing a PowerShell book really inspired me to [...]
Extending PowerShell - Notes from my 4/26 Presentation
Posted by: sarah on: April 28, 2011
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This past Tuesday, I was privileged to speak at the Cleveland C#/VB.NET SIG on extending PowerShell. Since I knew that my audience wasn’t necessarily familiar with PowerShell (except a few), I spent the first half of the session introducing PowerShell and many of its key concepts with the help of a custom module, built specifically [...]
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