Using polymorphism in PowerShell Classes
Powershell version 5 has introduced classes. Polymorphism brings a great deal of flexibility. Learn here what it is, how to use it, and how to implement it.
learning regex
Regex is cool! It is true! Regex allows you to [...]
Parsing the WindowsUpdate.log using PowerShell and regex
Read the windowsUpdate.log file using PowerShell and regex and find out which updates have been installed, and which errors have occured.
How to parse netsh advfirewall rules using windows powershell
Get the netsh advfirewall rules as objects on systems prior Windows Server 2012 / Windows 8 using this powershell function and regex parsing
How to learn pester in 3 blog posts: Part 3 Advanced concepts
Learn how to write pester test in 3 blog posts: Part 3 tackles the 'advanced' concepts of Pester we talk about 'code coverage', 'mocking' and much more!
How to learn Pester in 3 blog posts: The fundamentals
Writing powershell scripts is one thing. Making sure they answer all your requirements, and that they survive bug fixing is the next step using pester.
How to learn Powershell Pester in 3 blog posts: Part 2 – deep dive into the code
Make sure you write high quality code by writing PowerShell Pester tests. Learn in 3 blog posts how to write your own Powershell Pester Tests.
PowerShell on Mac Os x: The discovery of a new world
Powershell is now available on mac os x and linux. Learn in this article the first steps to take to get you started with powershell mac os x.
A practical use case for PowerShell Classes Part 3: PowerShell static methods
In this blog post part of the powershell classes series, learn how to use powershell static methods & integrate them into your powershell classes & scripts.
A practical use case for PowerShell Classes Part 2: Powershell enums
In this blog post part of the powershell classes series, learn how to use a powershell enum & integrate it into your powershell classes & scripts.