Category Archives: Powershell

PowerShell is known for its wide capabilities to “shell” out changes and reporting data. Websites are embracing the movement with data standards native to PowerShell and it’s cyphering functionality. Formats like JSON, and XML that are leveraged as responses for sites that load data. So using invoke-webrequest and piping the results to convertfrom-json can turnContinue reading “Learning to access data from APIs (Invoke-WebRequest)”

Recently I noticed that there are not a lot of scriptwriters stick to PowerShell only. There is a way to harness PowerShell to do other jobs like: modify/build databases Build/update websites build and update dashboards reconfigure Switches I will be going over some simple examples that you can explore and build on. Stay Tuned….

I have been scripting for quite sometime and sometimes there are older CMD tools that just work. Most would say why reinvent the wheel? Well if the wheel wasn’t constantly being revised and upgraded then all the newer methods and functions wouldn’t be as robust. With programming in c# there are methods and you canContinue reading “Effective practices”