After Weeks of reading and viewing other utube videos I'd just about given up on Powershell. Thanks to your videos I'm back at it developing systems for our financial packages.
As a 'senior years hobbyist', I finally took time to begin studying Power Shell. Your course is perfect for me to overcome my reluctance to dig deeper. Many thanks for both the content and the teaching style!
Amazing Series!!! I've been looking for this for a long time! Thank you! As a newbie, this is informative and, more importantly, understanding the foundational principles.
I enjoyed the first episode.am an Engineer. Have looked high and low, tested many you tube and other tutorial. Nothing was clicking until I stumbled Across your powershell videos. Excellent. I can say with hand on my heart that on few people like yourself can do what you do.!*
I recenly started to learn powershell ,your style of explanation on the very fundamental structure of powershell is so clear and friendly for a beginner.(For coding, I only familiar with vba) I am so glad I found this channel, so nice. I've subscribed and opened all notification, thank you.
Really excellent!! Thanks for walking through the longer version of get-command using a pipe to a where clause before explaining that abbreviated version of get-command *searchterm* exists. I like that level of background detail! Thinking of background detail, the functional relationships between CLR/.NET/Powershell/Modules was very helpful. I really hope you will talk about how to use PS to interact with .NET.
Yep, it's really important for me to make sure I convey and clarify that complete understanding all the way through. I'll keep bringing up previously-mentioned ideas in new scenarios to make sure they stick really nicely. As for talking about interacting with .NET, I most certainly do. I might even argue it's brought up a touch too much, in hindsight, for what the series is. But I was very careful about what would be useful for all and I think it's quite balanced in the end
@ABMedia, this is a brilliant course. As an engineer, it is important for us to understand the low and high level of a given language which you have covered here very well. You have iterated over the most important aspects to drill it in, so thank you. I would love to buy you a coffee, if you have this as paid on any platform please let me know so that I can buy this.
Thanks for your comment! I don't currently have any way of accepting donations, and the course isn't actually finished yet, there's still an Episode 10 and 11 to be made, so I'd feel a little weird accepting money for anything until I've fully completed all 11 episodes of it! I'm just happy you've found it helpful :) But that being said I will look into providing a donation method and I'll let you know when I've got something!
3 years later and your videos are still helping us newbies to powershell! Thank you for making it so interesting and easy to understand ad stay tuned.
Perhaps the very best channel when it comes to powershell!
best powershell tutorial ever
this channel is so underestimated ...this is a gold mine!!
Haha glad you think so!
underrated*
@@fabhi True, but their message is appreciated nonetheless
After Weeks of reading and viewing other utube videos I'd just about given up on Powershell. Thanks to your videos I'm back at it developing systems for our financial packages.
Hey, dude, thank you so much, I've never met such a clear and good explanation, be blessed man!!!
Cool! Glad to hear it!
Nothing like your PS explanations. Going definitely through the whole series and recommend you to colleagues. Tnx
As a 'senior years hobbyist', I finally took time to begin studying Power Shell. Your course is perfect for me to overcome my reluctance to dig deeper. Many thanks for both the content and the teaching style!
Nice! Glad to hear it's working well for you!
This is simply amazing. You deserve so many more views... This Learn Powershell series is the best I have seen on RUclips hands down... Thank you. ❤
Wow, thank you!
Your content is exactly what i have been looking for. This is making me love coding that i have snoozed all my life..
That's good to hear!
Greatness !! even a die-hard linux terminal user will find this series highly interesting and irresistibly stimulating and exiting
Thanks!
Thanks for these videos, really easy to understand. Great Job!
Till now great series way of selection of topic and explain them is awesome.
"Till now"?
Amazing Series!!! I've been looking for this for a long time! Thank you! As a newbie, this is informative and, more importantly, understanding the foundational principles.
I enjoyed the first episode.am an Engineer. Have looked high and low, tested many you tube and other tutorial. Nothing was clicking until I stumbled Across your powershell videos. Excellent. I can say with hand on my heart that on few people like yourself can do what you do.!*
I'm glad to hear it!
I recenly started to learn powershell ,your style of explanation on the very fundamental structure of powershell is so clear and friendly for a beginner.(For coding, I only familiar with vba) I am so glad I found this channel, so nice. I've subscribed and opened all notification, thank you.
Thank you, I'm glad you're enjoying it!
Your first video was fantastic, looks like i will go ahead watching all of yours, love your accent and calm style of teaching.. Thank you
Really excellent!! Thanks for walking through the longer version of get-command using a pipe to a where clause before explaining that abbreviated version of get-command *searchterm* exists. I like that level of background detail! Thinking of background detail, the functional relationships between CLR/.NET/Powershell/Modules was very helpful. I really hope you will talk about how to use PS to interact with .NET.
Yep, it's really important for me to make sure I convey and clarify that complete understanding all the way through. I'll keep bringing up previously-mentioned ideas in new scenarios to make sure they stick really nicely.
As for talking about interacting with .NET, I most certainly do. I might even argue it's brought up a touch too much, in hindsight, for what the series is. But I was very careful about what would be useful for all and I think it's quite balanced in the end
I loved the Subscribe-Channel bit! Thank you for making these videos, I am trying to teach myself and this is very helpful.
Haha you're welcome, glad you're finding them helpful
Great teacher. Thank you.
@ABMedia, this is a brilliant course. As an engineer, it is important for us to understand the low and high level of a given language which you have covered here very well. You have iterated over the most important aspects to drill it in, so thank you. I would love to buy you a coffee, if you have this as paid on any platform please let me know so that I can buy this.
Thanks for your comment! I don't currently have any way of accepting donations, and the course isn't actually finished yet, there's still an Episode 10 and 11 to be made, so I'd feel a little weird accepting money for anything until I've fully completed all 11 episodes of it! I'm just happy you've found it helpful :)
But that being said I will look into providing a donation method and I'll let you know when I've got something!
Amazing series!!!! great teacher!
Thank you so much for these videos... As someone new to the IT world and PowerShell, your videos are easier to understand.
Glad to hear it!
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Oh wow this is nice, keep up the good work!
7:08 genius way of subconsiously remembering people of subscribing yet not annoying them to the bone
Just a bit
well done my friend. really enjoying this series. Thank you
Glad you hear it! :)
17:34 this part is very important when understanding MS documentation
Indeed
great job man , thank you a lot
Amazing
subbed and all notifications
Thanks!
10/10
excellent video. do you have any tutorial about powershell and rest api?
Unfortunately no, I don't
I think you have a PHD in PowerShell :D.
I hope one day i can present a session in the same way you do.
thank you!
Thanks! I'm glad you like it hahaha
I'm still your "fan", only a bit busy (with useless stuf )
Uh... ok? No rush.