I have been playing around with my Linux environment and AzureRM.Netcore cmdlets for some time now. I have also been using my Windows 10 WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) for working cross-platform with Microsoft Azure Cloud Shell. Azure Cloud Shell has been around for some time and has undergone some significant improvements—notably the ability to […]
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SAPIEN Technologies at 2018 Global Azure Boot Camp in Boca Raton, Florida
SAPIEN Technologies is honored to have co-sponsored another exciting event—the 2018 Global Azure Boot Camp in Boca Raton, Florida. We would like to extend our thanks to the organizers, Herve Roggero, and Dave Norderer, and to all of the attendees. Azure PSCore Lab a Success! I had the chance to be in charge […]
SAPIEN Technologies at PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit 2018
Last week I attended the PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit 2018 in Bellevue, Washington with SAPIEN Technologies Senior Software Engineer David Corrales. This was the first time I attended the event, and I’m glad I did. Quick Recap The attendance at this years summit tripled, bringing the total attendees to 365. With approximately 49 […]
PowerShell Studio: Working with Windows Form Control Event Handlers
PowerShell Studio has a selection of Windows Form templates that you can use to speed up your development. You will most likely be using your own code snippets to add behind the form controls, as well as the snippets available in PowerShell Studio, and perhaps snippets from someone else. This is fine until you start […]
SAPIEN Technologies Online at Chattanooga PowerShell User Group
I would like to extend a big “Thank You” to James Petty for the invitation to present online at the @ChattPSUG Tennessee MeetUp group on April 5th, where I had the pleasure to talk about What’s Cooking with PowerShell Core. This was a fresh new session just out of the oven showcasing different flavors of […]
PowerShell Studio: Working with PowerShell Core
A couple of months ago, Microsoft announced that PowerShell Core had reached the Generally Available (GA) and supported status. Subsequently, we released PowerShell Studio 2018 which features the ability to build, test, and execute PowerShell Core scripts. As PowerShell Core evolves, SAPIEN Technologies is committed to expand and support PowerShell Core with subsequent builds of our products. In […]
Storing PowerShell Variables in External files
On our PowerShell community forums, we have recently received questions asking if it is possible to store PowerShell variables in external files, and if so, how is it done. It is indeed possible to store variables in external files for PowerShell to use. These external variables can be stored in a variety of file types. […]
Installing Windows Services Created with PowerShell
Last week we introduced a new PrimalScript template for Windows PowerShell which makes writing Windows Services much easier. In this article, we will show you how to use MSI Builder to create an installer for your Windows Services. We created the services packager engine to allow for self-install / uninstall of a service, but that […]
New Video – PrimalScript Command Window Option
The latest in our short video series demonstrates how to add command shell executables to PrimalScript using the Command Window option. In three minutes we show you how to: Setup PowerShell Core in PrimalScript Make PowerShell Core the active console window Test your PowerShell Core script You can follow the same steps to setup other […]
SAPIEN – Survey Results for Windows PowerShell Version Use
Thank you to everyone who participated in the latest Windows PowerShell survey. We wanted to see what PowerShell versions people are currently using, and especially what percentage are using version 2.0. We also wanted to understand how frequently the survey responders use PowerShell. Here are the survey results: PowerShell version 2.0 is still very much […]
