Get-PSPodcast sample from the PSPodcast PowerShell module
The first release of the PSPodcast #PowerShell module is now in the PowerShell Gallery. It requires PS and the pwshSpectreConsole module. I recommend looking at the project's README file. This is designed for interactive fun. github.com/jdhitsolutio... /cc @andrewpla.tech
Modified behavior of Start-RpRemotePro to hide the terminal by default. Show-Terminal parameter can be used to display the terminal as usual. This provides a quick and easy method for troubleshooting the main window in combination with verbose output (e.g., Start-RpRemotePro -ShowTerminal -Verbose)
I was able to have a chat with @andrewpla.tech and talk about the journey I had so far with PowerShell. We started from my experience of creating mega scripts all the way through to www.remotepro.dev, my first module.
Thank you the chance to share my story!
#PowerShellPodcast #RemotePro
Update to not show camera passwords by default for hardware reports
Gradually adding to the mkdocs page. The next step is to include some tutorials!
www.remotepro.dev
#pwsh tip of the day!
The Abstract Syntax Tree, or AST for sure, is chock-full of super helpful information about the PowerShell code you are running. One of the best articles I've seen written about it is at powershell.one/powershell-i..., and I encourage you to read it!
Happy Scripting!
I am just learning the lyrics now 😁
Working out creating a default config for WPF buttons. I started building ShowDialog parameters directly into cmdlets to lessen the XAML needed for the main UI. Each command is auto-added to the config file to allow users to modify the parameters used with the underlying cmdlets.
My dog comes over and slaps my keyboard sometimes. I see the eyes you are getting right now😅
Excited to share RemotePro (pre-release)! A PowerShell module to simplify remote server management by wrapping MilestonePSTools. Manage connection profiles, runspace pools, and retrieve thread results all in one place.
github.com/codypaternos...
Great post! I think of bash being like CMD. Then python is like PowerShell and C# combined.
It’s also very neat to look at the definition property of object returned from Get-Command!
(get-command TestCommand).definition
Very helpful as it can return the code behind the cmdlet!
