audio is good. The yellow/green pointer blocks what you are typing and the screen is blurry in general. Just things I would like to see clearer...as the training is good for me as a beginner....
Hi Ashish, Thank you for your effort. I am interest to learn power shell and have watched your 3 videos from the beginning and will continue. 1. How can i able to develop my scripting knowledge in powershell? 2. and in pipeline concept, is it possible to see xml file in powershell
You are right , things will be same as it's beginner series but as you move up the versions number of cmdlets available to you will increase and hence the things powershell can cover on your machine. 2.0 is depreciated anyway so it's better to practice with 5.0 or powershell 6 (core).
At 26min in you discussed not using aliases when writing scripts for other hosts as they wouldn't work. Would it not be plausible to create the new alias early in the script for efficiency of writing, and then add a command line to remove said aliases near at end of the scripts primary function?
Thanks for your comment Nathan. Possible yes. But look at it from the code maintainability aspect. If the script is like one time development effort and does not need continuous development or improvement then having this approach will not impact you in any way. But if the script is supposed to maintained and improved over time then it adds another unnecessary abstraction layer and will recommend to rethink using alias unless alias is needed to implement the functional logic of script.
Quick question! how do you set powershell to auto capitalise when you type. Example: Get-Date instead of get-date. without using the shift-key to capitalise the G and D??
one way of getting in ISE is use intellisense provided by ISE. Ctrl+Space gives you options related to already typed words/letters, for example typing get- and hit Ctrl+Space will give you list of cmdlets available to you starting Get using the same thing you may type get-date and then hit Ctrl+Space will give you the option with Capitalised letters i.e. Get-Date.
If you have used new-alias to create and not imported than it can be removed by remove-alias as both of the cmdlets works on current session level. If you have alias that you have created as part of some module then you may have to update the module code to remove alias and import module back.
Awesom AShish
Greatwork
Thank you for making this type video
Thanks for your feedback!
Thanks for this amazing tutorial
nice work the audio is much clearer
Very nicely explained. I like it. Very good teaching skills. Keep it up.
Thanks Shri
Good job Ashish
+Chandan K Singh thanks chandan!
Very good explanation
hats off to you sir
Very useful videos
Excellent lecture Ashish...
Thabks for your feedback!
audio is good. The yellow/green pointer blocks what you are typing and the screen is blurry in general. Just things I would like to see clearer...as the training is good for me as a beginner....
Thanks for your feedback, its been one of my early upload when i used to miss such details.
Thanks
Amazing Bro
Thanks Girish bhai
Thanks,I find very useful!
Thanks Prem.
Nice tutorial
Thanks for the feedback
Hi Ashish, Thank you for your effort. I am interest to learn power shell and have watched your 3 videos from the beginning and will continue.
1. How can i able to develop my scripting knowledge in powershell?
2. and in pipeline concept, is it possible to see xml file in powershell
This playlist should be able to help with basics of PowerShell Scripting.
This is powershell v2 ? Or v5 ? Both are same in terms of learning? However you videos are awesome
You are right , things will be same as it's beginner series but as you move up the versions number of cmdlets available to you will increase and hence the things powershell can cover on your machine. 2.0 is depreciated anyway so it's better to practice with 5.0 or powershell 6 (core).
At 26min in you discussed not using aliases when writing scripts for other hosts as they wouldn't work.
Would it not be plausible to create the new alias early in the script for efficiency of writing, and then add a command line to remove said aliases near at end of the scripts primary function?
Thanks for your comment Nathan. Possible yes. But look at it from the code maintainability aspect. If the script is like one time development effort and does not need continuous development or improvement then having this approach will not impact you in any way. But if the script is supposed to maintained and improved over time then it adds another unnecessary abstraction layer and will recommend to rethink using alias unless alias is needed to implement the functional logic of script.
Quick question! how do you set powershell to auto capitalise when you type. Example: Get-Date instead of get-date. without using the shift-key to capitalise the G and D??
one way of getting in ISE is use intellisense provided by ISE. Ctrl+Space gives you options related to already typed words/letters, for example typing get- and hit Ctrl+Space will give you list of cmdlets available to you starting Get using the same thing you may type get-date and then hit Ctrl+Space will give you the option with Capitalised letters i.e. Get-Date.
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Can you help me with how to delete or modifying the alias which we have created ?
If you have used new-alias to create and not imported than it can be removed by remove-alias as both of the cmdlets works on current session level. If you have alias that you have created as part of some module then you may have to update the module code to remove alias and import module back.
Its good you are sharing your PoSH knowledge but you really need to work on your English.
Thanks Gaurav, trying to improve on this and agree I need to improve on this a lot.
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