Once you create a few PowerShell scripts, you’re bound to start feeling like you’re re-creating the wheel. You will inevitably begin seeing patterns in what solutions you build with PowerShell.
One of the most important concepts when building great PowerShell code is treating code like building blocks. Don’t build unique solutions for all problems. Instead, build blocks in the form of functions and modules and then use those modules.
Over time, you’ll find that you’re saving tons of time by not rewriting the same code you wrote months ago and you only have one piece ...
