ICYMI: PowerShell Week of 26-June-2020
Topics include Native PowerShell Commands, Splatting Program Parameters, Windows Terminal and more…
Special thanks to Robin Dadswell, Prasoon Karunan V, Kiran Patnayakuni and Kevin Laux
Getting file metadata with PowerShell similar to what Windows Explorer provides
by Przemyslaw Klys on 20th June
When you use Get-Item in PowerShell you get a ton of properties, but it is not all the properties. You can find out more about your Files with this blog post.
Fun with Azure Key Vault Part 2: Integration with Azure Functions
by Josh King on 21st June
The second part of Josh King’s dive into Azure Key Vaults showing how to store and use values in azure functions.
How to Send Emails Using Amazon Simple Email Service (SES): Installation and Configuration
by @junecastillote on 23rd June
Learn how to set up SES and send emails with PowerShell.
Native Commands in PowerShell – A New Approach
by James W Truher on 23rd June
In this two part blog post James is going to investigate how PowerShell can take better advantage of native executables.
Formatting PowerShell TimeSpans
by Jeffery Hicks on 24th June
Jeff Hicks wrote his notes on
Formating the TimeSpans using PowerShell, just take a look.
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u/purplemonkeymad shares otherways to splat arguments other than just sending them to cmdlets.
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Youtube: Windows Terminal Deep Dive with Justin Grote
If you missed RTPSUG’s virtual meetup last week you can watch the recording. Justin Grote does a deep dive on Windows Terminal.
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