Episode 72 – Alex Riedel from SAPIEN talks about PrimalForms

June 5, 2009| PowerScripting Podcast

A Podcast about Windows PowerShell.
Listen:

In This Episode

Tonight on the PowerScripting Podcast we talk to Alex Riedel from SAPIEN Technologies about their new PrimalForms product

News

Want to make Windows PowerShell easier than ever to learn and master? Checkout Idera’s PowerShellPlus Professional Edition which is now available for download! The new version has vastly improved code completion and a slick interactive Learning Center. Go toÂ www.idera.com/PodcastPeopleÂ to get your copy today!

TechNet Virtual ConferenceÂ is coming June 19th
System Center Service Manager has aÂ Test DriveÂ version available, complete with PowerShell cmdlets
A Twitter clientÂ written in PowerShell
AÂ fix for PowerTabÂ is out to make it work with PowerShell V2 CTP3Â
Shay LevyÂ was interviewed on the Get-Scripting PodcastÂ
Looking for PowerShell training and in the Ohio area? SAPIEN’sÂ special forces training is coming to ColumbusÂ end of July.
Hal asks you all toÂ post your profileÂ

Interview

This segment is brought to you byÂ SAPIEN Technologies

Alex Riedel fromÂ SapienÂ is back on the show to tell us about PrimalForms 2009Â

Questions from the chat room (from people who rock)

9:15 meson: ## Does it support WPF?

9:17 JeffHicks: ##Does this require PrimalScript?

9:22 meson: ## So if you can’t see the form code, does that mean you can create dynamic properties?

Resources

When it comes to scripting, youâ€™re a warrior. But mighty warriors need mighty tools!

Is your scripting might equal to the challenge? Put the power in your hands â€“Â download PowerGUI today.

For awesome PowerShell scripting, nothing matches the might of Questâ€™s PowerGUI. Versatile and easy to use, PowerGUI helps you build commanding scripts that leverage PowerShellâ€™s strength across the enterprise. Now, ruling your domain is easier than ever.
Â

Jeffery Snover posts aÂ Get-WindowTitle scriptÂ on the PowerShell team blog
A script forÂ finding Windows machines that are missing patches
Hal wroteÂ a script to detectÂ if a web server is running WebDAV (based onÂ this threadÂ on PoshComm)
Jeff Hicks shows us examples ofÂ how to improve a script
Joe Pruitt has a new series of Unix -> PowerShell scripts. Â So far he’s done md5, touch, andÂ fourteen others!
Eric Sloof wrote aÂ cool scriptÂ a few weeks ago that will grab a screen capture of the virtual machines in your VMware infrastructure and create a HUD to quickly view the system states.

Tips

Brandon Shell talks about theÂ benefits of using LDAP filtersÂ when querying Active Directory
Keith Hill posts someÂ neat PSCX tips
Starting a new elevated processÂ from a PowerShell script