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Listening to @andrewpla.tech & @mattzaske.com on the #PowerShell pod from #PSHSummit. @mattzaske.com talking about how his module helped me learn and build my own tools. :D One of the many ways that being in and helping the community makes us all better. youtu.be/Y_GDB0e8xHY?...
New #PowerShell User group alert! PowerShell Ohio is here! Visit us at psoh.io, join our Meetup, and get notified once we have our first event on the books. Wanna speak? There's a link to our GitHub where you can file a proposal issue on our site! I hope you join us.
1mo
1mo
In less than two weeks, PSConfEU celebrates its 10th edition. I love that this year, for the first time since the one that could have been in 2020, the person who got us all into trouble will be there as well. jsnover.com is back! Are you joining us? psconf.eu
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Central Ohio's PowerShell User Group — meetups, talks, and resources for the PowerShell community.
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PowerShell After Dark: OnRamp, IoT, and Finding Your People. The PowerShell Podcast E229
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Method to the Madness with @jborean.bsky.social !
1mo
It's the last day of #PSConfEU and this week has been incredibly special. I have so many stories and memories that I want to share, but those will come (including an explanation of that meme) soon enough #PowerShell
I attended my third PSConfEU event, this time it was in Wiesbaden (Germany). In this long blog post, I will recap the week, the sessions, the event, the people I met, and everything else surrounding it. #Microsoft #PowerShell #PSConfEU powershellisfun.com/2026/05/31/p...
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Stephen Valdinger (aka steviecoaster)
14d
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PowerShell but with Buttons with @steviecoaster.dev and @andrewpla.tech!
14d
Spoke w/ Andrew at Summit talking about something I care about: how core modules survive. GitHub orgs, shared permissions, etc. Projects outliving people is the whole point. Also got to share my hot take: PowerShell will become the LLM preferred shell. See the late psake.dev for how we get there!
Did another little #WPF vs #WinUI test. Started a stopwatch at the beginning of main() and stopped it when the root UI element was loaded. WinUI: Average 170ms, WPF: 450ms. (Running on ARM64 12-core Snapdragon X)
Barbara Forbes
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"I am what the kids call spicy brained." That was my icebreaker at #PSHSummit. Three talks, psake v5, Plaster v2, and I bought a domain live on stage. But the thing that really stayed with me? Every person who stopped to say thanks for talking about ADHD. Full recap:
1mo
1mo
I attended my third PSConfEU event, this time it was in Wiesbaden (Germany). In this long blog post, I will recap the week, the sessions, the event, the people I met, and everything else surroundin…
PowerShell is fun :)PSConfEU 2026
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1mo
The PowerShell Summit hallway track with Gilbert Sanchez and Joshua Dearing - The PowerShell Podcast
This episode captures the energy of the PowerShell Summit through two conversations, one with Gilbert Sanchez and one with Joshua Dearing. The discussion moves ...
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Three talks, two releases, one live domain purchase, and a lot of feelings about neurodiversity. My recap of PowerShell Summit 2026.
PowerShell Summit 2026: Key Insights and Highlights
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Gilbert Sanchez (💻 HeyItsGilbert)
Gilbert Sanchez (💻 HeyItsGilbert)
Morten Nielsen
Did a fun little comparison between #WPF and #WinUI. Simple app with ListView and 100 items in it. Code as close as possible to each other. The WPF memory usage after a bit of scrolling is just nuts
1mo
Morten Nielsen