James Brundage

Just letting everyone on x/Twitter know that there's a new version of the #powershell #websocket module. It's a great way to get a #realtime view of what's going on BlueSky (and, if X ever makes a free WebSocket available, it should support that, too) github.com/PowerShellWeb/…

Tonight @ 6pm pacific, please join us at the Pacific #PowerShell user group. Microsoft's @StevenBucher13 is going to talk about #AIShell , a new tool help you use #AI and #PowerShell together. meetup.com/pacific-powers…

Congratulations to MVP Doug Robbins for 27 amazing years in the program! 🎉 Thank you for your dedication to the tech industry over the last six decades. ❤️ Join us as we celebrate Doug's impacts and achievements over the years: msft.it/6011oG5BJ. #MVPBuzz

You are all hereby cordially invited to the #PowerShell Birthday Party / End of Year Community Call. We're helping #microsoft celebrate 18 years of #PowerShell. Your presence and stories, and #mvpbuzz are welcome: Today @ Noon Pacific / 3 PM Eastern meetup.com/pacific-powers…

Help Celebrate another great year of #PowerShell with the End of Year Community Call! If you've got a demo to share, please add it to the discussions. github.com/PowerShell/Pow…

🎉 PowerShell turns 18 today 🎉 Don't miss our Inside IT Automation live stream where we celebrate PowerShell with some awesome members of the community. Join the fun: youtube.com/live/wPWOPflW9… #PowerShell #PowerShell18

Celebrate #PowerShell 's 18th Birthday! Submit a talk for PowerShell Summit: sessionize.com/pshsummit25 (CFP closes tomorrow at midnight)

Happy 18th Birthday to #PowerShell ! (& Happy 72nd Birthday to my Dad!) Want to help celebrate? Join the community call next week! github.com/PowerShell/Pow… (Bring a demo if you want to)

@tiny_kiri github.com/StartAutomating I'll bite... what are you building?

Tomorrow night @steviecoaster will be talking about Extending Automated Lab at the Pacific #PowerShell user group. Can't wait! It'll be a blast! meetup.com/pacific-powers…

@RickStrahl I have a dozen of those. I try to be rid of cords where I have more than 10, or their effective use has been dead for about 10 years. Cables can get expensive. Throwing out all of the Firewire cables I will never use again reminded me how much I paid in the first place.

Who all has one of these? 🤣

Want a #CSS #Color #Palette for your website? Want it to match your #PowerShell, #xterm, #WindowsTerminal, or #VSCode? We've got 336 of them and counting :-) 4bitcss.com/Galaxy/

@s4rah_dev To be fair, Flash has been outdated for more than 3 years. On the other hand, Cobol has been outdated for more than three decades, and yet people still use it, too.

Want to know who checks in on a Friday? 1. Install ugit github.com/StartAutomatin… 2. cd into your repo 3. git log | ? { $_.CommitDate.DayOfWeek -eq 'Friday' } git is much more useful when it returns #powershell objects!

@GithubProjects Agreed, in gist gist.github.com/StartAutomatin… (add a #PowerShell [ValidateScript] to ensure things can't ship on a Friday)

|￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣| | Don't Push To Production On Friday | |＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿| \ (•◡•) / \ / —— | | |_ |_

@guyrleech It doesn't scare me, but I have an Irregular bravery when it comes to Regex: github.com/StartAutomatin… From left to right: Whitespace, fixed date, anything that happened between 10:37-10:38, match seconds, greedy whitespace, dash, greedy whitespace, and capture the rest.

I'm interested in genuine answers here pls - is this a "scary" #regex? \s(07-11-24 10:3[78]:\d\d)\s*\-\s*(.*$) In my mind it isn't but I've been doing regex since the 1980s. Responses will help me shape my presenting/preaching/training. Please RT

Have been investigating some Ansible become problem and pushed a new version of my #PowerShell module ProcessEx github.com/jborean93/Proc…. Adds support for inline process calling and child policy restrictions.

@mkashman @Microsoft @MVPAward One would hope ;-) I think socializing tools is at least as important as building them (though I'll admit I'm probably better at building them).

@JamesBru @Microsoft @MVPAward Added. The choice between posting and coding is real! Something tells me code pays the bills a little more.

OK, @Microsoft #MVPs, I started a new Twitter #list of MVP handles - a feed of your shared knowledge, if you will. "Microsoft MVPs 🏆🙌" on Twitter: x.com/i/lists/182245… @MVPAward Who'd I miss?

Which is your favorite #shell #scripting language, and why? #PowerShell or #Bash ?

@SamErde @awakecoding HelpOut does not depend on PlatyPS. It also does things a few more things PlatyPS does not 1. Better Markdown generation 2. More customizability 3. Extensibility 4. Documenting Extended Types

@JamesBru @awakecoding Does this depend on platyPS or work on its own?

What are some good solutions to generate markdown documentation from all the cmdlets and parameters of a specific #PowerShell module?