Reviews

On Mar 25 Allan Miller wrote: Windows PowerShell Best Practices by Ed Wilson, Microsoft Press
This a foundational book on PowerShell for anyone that is just starting out or wanting make better, more supportable scripts. I think this is a great book for anyone using PowerShell. Full Review  >

Rating: 5.0

On Jan 27 Gianni Giaccaglini wrote: Recensione Windows PowerShell
Written by Ed Wilson, qualified Author and ICT Teacher this book contains not only a rich lot of tips and tricks, but a complete and in depth exposition of Windows PowerShell. Indeed this advanced software, Microsoft created to optimize Windows administration and best practices, obtains large interest in IT professional people with many heated debates in specific user community about a powerful and at the same time complex software . Ed put an order in such discussions, creating a real, systematic handbook of all PowerShell sections, covering many business and technical scenarios, too. As a result, it is an useful text also for experienced PowerShell users, to be consulted whenever some problems arise. Full Review  >

Rating: 5.0

On Jan 27 Ninajean Slone wrote: My take on it...ascinating reader..
Do you remember the good old days when you could work in DOS? The command line that was used before Microsoft gave a GUI in Windows, which stands for Graphical User Interface. Now, technically, PowerShell doesn’t really seem to have much in common with DOS. Yet it too uses the command line, although it’s now called cmd. It seems to me as if the cmdlets, or scripts are pretty much like bat files from the good old DOS days. Full Review  >

Rating: 5.0