Introduction

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Table of Contents

• • Editor’s Pick
  • Trending Github Repositories
  • Trending PowerShell Developers on Github
  • Top Tweets
  • Top Reddit Posts
  • New on Youtube
  • Bestseller Books on Leanpub

Editors Pick

Here are some of the articles specially picked by me for your reading…

• PowerShell vs Python Reference

  by @adamdriscoll

  This is a side by side comparison of PowerShell and Python and a reference between PowerShell and Python language syntax. Most of these examples were adapted from W3 schools Python tutorials..  [Read more]

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• Spend less time CD’ing around directories with the PowerShell Z shortcut

  by @shanselman

  Everyone has a trick for moving around their computer faster. It might be a favorite shell, a series of aliases, or shortcuts. I like using popd and pushd to quickly go deep into a directory structure and return exactly where I was.

  Another fantastic utility is simply called “Z.” There is a shell script for Z at https://github.com/rupa/z that’s for *nix, and there’s a PowerShell Z command (a fork of the original) at https://github.com/vincpa/z.

  As you move around your machine at the command line, Z is adding the directories you usually visit a file, then using that file to give you instant autocomplete so you can get back there FAST.

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• PowerShell Logging: Recording and Auditing all the Things

  by @billkindle

  In this article, you’ll learn about the options available for PowerShell logging and auditing. By the end of the article, you’ll be armed with enough knowledge to begin logging and auditing all the PowerShell actions occurring on the network. If this has you interested, keep reading!. [Read more]

Trending Github Repositories

Github repositories that are trending are a good way to find and contribute to some cool PowerShell projects! Following is the list of top trending PowerShell Github repositories.

Trending PowerShell Developers on Github

Following is the list of trending developers building some cool projects and tools in PowerShell on Github, and popular repositories in their profiles.

Top Tweets

If you are into tech then you can’t miss these PowerShell related popular tweets in last week, here is the list of the top 10 most popular PowerShell tweets…

Top Reddit posts

PowerShell Reddit r/PowerShell is a vibrant community and you should be on board if you want to get onto the nerve of PowerShell Community, here is a list of top Reddit posts last week..

New on Youtube

Here are all new PowerShell videos uploaded on youtube.com last week!

Bestseller Books on Leanpub.com

Here are the top 10 book titles which were trending as bestsellers under the PowerShell category!

Author of “PowerShell Guide to Python“, “Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)” and currently writing the most awaited book: “PowerShell to C# and Back” !