PowerShell 17 January 2020 Universal Automation: An Early Look I had the pleasure of testing Universal Automation while it was in private beta. Now the beta is open to all and I'm really excited for it to be in more hands because it's a very interesting project!
PowerShell 9 January 2020 PowerShell's Secret Wildcard It's funny how you can be a daily PowerShell user for years and completely miss something about a feature you regularly use... such as the "like" operators accepting more than two different wildcards.
Meta 2 January 2020 New Year's Resolutions - 2020 Apparently I forgot to do one of these posts last year. I like having these posts to look back on, so let's get back on track!
Featured Azure 15 December 2019 Azure Devops for PowerShell - #AzureAdventCalendar 2019 Day 15 It's long past time to wrap some modern smarts around KovertKringle, a PowerShell module for managing Secret Santa events.
PowerShell 11 December 2019 Making Sense of Data: The Matrix "There's way too much information to decode the Matrix. You get used to it, though. Your brain does the translating. I don't even see the code."
PowerShell 28 November 2019 Tired of Massive "like" Operator Chains? Rub a Little RegEx on It RegEx continue to prove itself as a valuable tool in my tool belt when scripting. Sometimes it can save you a lot of time and many lines of code.
BurntToast 21 November 2019 Crouton #13 - Hitting Snooze Hitting snooze on your alarm clock is probably rather common. Let's take a look at how you can do the same thing with your Toast Notifications.
Nugget 5 October 2019 Quick Ternary Operator Revisit: Can It Elseif? I was thinking about the new Ternary Operator and had a random thought... can it handle elseif logic?
Meta 30 September 2019 Roll Your Sleeves Up, It's Hacktoberfest Time! I'm gearing up for my fourth Hacktoberfest event, and so should you. You could even come away from this month with a fancy new t-shirt!
PowerShell 25 September 2019 Getting Familiar with the Ternary Operator in PowerShell 7 What the heck is a "ternary" and what's it doing in my PowerShell?!
