Meet the Scripting Games Judges: Jan Egil Ring
Jan Egil Ring is a multiple-year recipient of the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Award for his contributions in the Windows PowerShell technical community.
He has a strong passion for Windows PowerShell, and regularly writes articles on his blog. He occasionally also writes articles for others, such as the PowerShell Magazine.
As a judge in the Scripting Games, he will be writing articles on his blog reviewing both good and bad observations in the reviewed scripts. Clean formatting and avoidance of using aliases in scripts is among the things he will be paying attention to.
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