ICYMI: PowerShell Week of 21-December-2018
Topics include Group-Object, the Azure Module, Windows Forms and Teams membership.
Content pulled together by Brett Bunker, Robin Dadswell, and Mark Roloff
I love Group-Object and so should you
by Anthony Allen on December 17th
Getting data and want to do some analysis on it, take a dive into the Group-Object cmdlet and some of it’s use cases with Anthony.
Azure PowerShell ‘Az’ Module version 1.0
by Mark Cowlishaw on December 18th
Find out about big changes for the Azure PowerShell module and guidance on how to move away from the old AzureRM module.
Windows Forms
by Dave Carroll on December 19th
Take an interesting foray into the .Net [System.Windows.Forms] class.
Using PowerShell to Check Group or Team Membership
by Tony Redmond on December 20th
Probing membership for Office 365 Groups, Teams and Azure AD Groups, making use of the Teams, AzureAD and Exchange PowerShell Modules.
Reddit /r/PowerShell - Popular Weekly Post
Answers to the question ‘Why Out-Null?’.
YouTube: PSPowerHour 006: 2018-12-18
The 6th PSPowerHour, in which topics include “Assert: Write less Pester tests to cover more code”, “Git Rebase: Don’t fear the Rebase-r”, “Using PowerShell to extend the GUI” and “7 Reasons To Build a Workplace Module”
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