@@codesquirrel4252 Anything windows-centric for developers! I've only been developing for 7 months or so and I've experimented with WSL and virtual machines for familiarities sake but have discovered I like to keep it to Windows, and there are not a ton of resources out there, especially in regards to terminal workflows using PS/cmd.
@@shlemekian so sorry I missed your response above! So, are you asking for more videos on windows-centric in general... or windows-centric Powershell capabilities?
@@sus4793 Bash certainly has worked well for many people over many years on Linux... and accordingly has lots of community support. I think there are some unique capabilities of Powershell that can make it rise above Bash BUT for most usage, I agree, Bash is better for Linux.
This is great! I feel like I understand some of the basic “theory” of powershell.
Really helpful, thanks!
You made my day. I'm so glad someone is watching. I'll post some more videos soon. Any topics you're particularly interested in?
@@codesquirrel4252 Anything windows-centric for developers! I've only been developing for 7 months or so and I've experimented with WSL and virtual machines for familiarities sake but have discovered I like to keep it to Windows, and there are not a ton of resources out there, especially in regards to terminal workflows using PS/cmd.
@@shlemekian so sorry I missed your response above! So, are you asking for more videos on windows-centric in general... or windows-centric Powershell capabilities?
Keep doing the good work with the intentions of helping others. Yeah we got to learn quickly here, keep sharing.
Thank you, I will
Learning Powershell on Linux.
Sweet! How is it going?
@@codesquirrel4252 I realized Bash is better for Linux. But I do occasionally use it on Windows when dealing with JSON and CSV.
@@sus4793 Bash certainly has worked well for many people over many years on Linux... and accordingly has lots of community support. I think there are some unique capabilities of Powershell that can make it rise above Bash BUT for most usage, I agree, Bash is better for Linux.