PowerShell Influencer of the Week – Jeff Hicks
Introduction Hello Readers, welcome to the first post of a new series “PowerShell Influencer of the Week“, where I’ll Interview one PowerShell Influencer, Microsoft Awarded MVP or a PowerShell Community Contributor and publish it on Wednesdays every week! The format goes something like this… I’d be asking…
Retry Commands in PowerShell
Introduction Often it is required to retry some logic in the program, for example, when making flaky network or web request which is not reliable. Things may fail a few times, but that doesn’t mean there was a problem, and if your program throws an…
Book Update: PowerShell Guide to Python is 90% Complete
Just published 2 new chapters to my PowerShell Guide to Python book, which covers the following topics and marks the book about 90% complete! Making it the best time to review the FREE sample and decide if this is something to consider buying to gain…
Year End Book Sale! 30% OFF on PowerShell Guide to Python
Hello Readers! Before you go to vacations, to spend time with your families and closed ones, I’m here just in time offering a 30% discount on my Book: PowerShell Guide to Python , which has been supported by 300+ readers since a few months of…
PowerShell Guide to Python Anonymous Function
PowerShell Anonymous Functions Functions defined without a name are called Anonymous Functions because they are not declared by the standard approach by using the keyworddef in Python or keyword function in PowerShell. An anonymous function in PowerShell can be implemented by defining a script block…
Book Update: PowerShell Guide to Python is 80% complete!
Hello! If you are reading about this book for first time, let me give you a quick background on how it began and what is this book: PowerShell is so young compared to other mainstream programming languages and it has taken good things, ideas from…
4 Ways to Validate IP Address in PowerShell
Validate IP Address in PowerShell Often you will come across scenarios where you want to Validate IP Address In PowerShell as a parameter or user input, so today in this article we are discussing few methods to validate the IP Address: Splitting the IP Address…
PowerShell Type Accelerators
Using PowerShell type accelerators PowerShell type accelerators are aliases for .NET classes or types, which makes using classes in PowerShell scripts much easier. The intention behind type accelerators is to use shorter names for .NET classes and types and save some unnecessary typing. For example,…
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