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Category Archives: powershell
Time For Scripting Games 2012
You heard it! The 2012 Scripting Games are almost upon us and this is your chance to test your skills! Being a judge this year, I will be one of the people that will look at the scripts being submitted … Continue reading
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PoshChat 2 of 2: Building a Chat Client Using PowerShell
Continuing from yesterday’s article where I talked about how I wrote the code to run the chat server portion of PoshChat, this article will now go into what I did to create the client interface that connects to the server … Continue reading
PoshChat 1 of 2: Building a Chat Server Using PowerShell
As you have seen in my previous article, I wrote and published version 0.9 of PoshChat, my implementation of a PowerShell client/server chat room. As promised, this is part 1 of a 2 part article series detailing how I wrote … Continue reading
Introduction to PoshChat, A PowerShell Chat Client/Server
After a couple months of off and on work on this project, I can finally say that I have release my initial build of PoshChat, which is in version 0.9. This is a simple client/server chat room that allows any … Continue reading
Working With Custom Types of Custom Objects In PowerShell
Building custom object with PowerShell is a great way to quickly put together output for use with reporting or pipelining into another cmdlet. It is also very simple to put together a quick object such as this: $Object = New-Object … Continue reading