[CmdLetBinding], VS-Code, Compatibility, Differences
Events and Workshops
- June 20th-23rd 2022 – European PowerShell Conference in VIENNA psconf.eu
- June 29th 2022 – Expertslive Konferenz www.expertslive.at
Snippets
How [CmdLetBinding] Enhances Functions
Writing Functions is the way to pack something that is used more often into your own code. PowerShell offers Functions and Advnced Functions, built by the [CmdLetBinding] property. It gives the functions superpowers, you should know. Read Samuel Ohunlekes blogpost on this magic enhancement.
VS-Code Extension update
After the discontinuation of ISE, VS-Code is the new standard in PowerShell development. We all are using it, and we all have some sort of love-hate relationship to VS-Code and the PowerShell extension (Debugging !!!). This shall all change now, as the extension is completely rewritten with a LOT of updated and new features. You should devinetely give this a chance. Read more here.
Compatibility of Windows PowerShell Modules with PS-Core
On Windows machines, it is still very important to know which modules and CmdLets are compatible with PS-Core. Read Luc Fullenwarth blog-post and his compatibility-matrix.
Differences between PowerShell Versions
A lot happened between PowerShell 1.0 and 7.x. Therefor, Michael Pietroforte wrote a summary on changes, compatibility and differences of all PowerShell versions. Great stuff !
Have a great week ! R.
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