Brilliant Powershell posts
Working at Microsoft, it’s almost impossible to not stay plugged into the technology zeitgeist. Until you get your email filters set up properly – inevitably running into the Exchange limits – your inbox is literally a news ticker. Needless to say, establishing that kind of community doesn’t happen automatically in the “real world.” So in the last week or two I’ve been fleshing out my RSS feed subscriptions.
In the process, I’ve come across some people doing seriously amazing things with Powershell. Some of these efforts I hope I can find time to contribute and extend; others I’ll just sit back in awe. (I’m not saying which is which…you too will have to subscribe!)
- Bart de Smet
- Real LINQ cmdlets for Powershell – based on “lazy” expression tree builders, with the full range of operators, not just the few “greedy” *-Object functions PS comes with
- Autogenerating cmdlets that mirror an object's method calls
- Using Powershell's ETS to surface extension methods – reminds me of my add-types.ps1, but more broadly useful since it incorporates the design intent embedded in the extension methods’ type info rather than importing blindly
- Lance
- Executing SQL / Powershell statements from your iPhone – are you kidding me?!!
- James Brundage
- Josh Einstein
Happy scripting!