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This is a follow up to Jacob Moran’s article Keeping it simple - Line breaks in PowerShell. I am strongly in the pro backtick camp, but I won’t get into that debate here. Instead, I’ll cover more of the common ground between the two camps. In addition to after a pipe, there are many, many more places where you can put in a line break without a backtick and without breaking your code.
Twin Cities PowerShell Automation Group meeting Tuesday, March 8, 2016, at the Microsoft Technology Center in Edina, MN. Come and learn about the road map for Microsoft’s automation platforms, System Center Orchestrator, Service Management Automation and Azure Automation. Ryan Andorfer will cover the road map for these three products and then dive into how to utilize Azure Automation in the cloud and on premises for both process and configuration automation in an enterprise setting, including strategies around code management, PowerShell Module development and PowerShell DSC management.
Ever wonder just what the heck the Microsoft PowerShell team was thinking? Come find out! Keith Bankston is the senior program manager for PowerShell. Mark Gray is the senior program manager for DSC. Michael Greene is the program manager responsible for understanding customer feedback and getting it into PowerShell. Join us for a panel discussion where they will answer all of our questions about PowerShell and we in turn will answer their questions about how we use PowerShell and how we would like to use it in the future.