Preface
Way back in 2012, some six years after Windows PowerShell was born, Jeff and I wrote Learn Windows PowerShell Toolmaking in a Month of Lunches. The word toolmaking was important to us. My first job out of high school was working as an aircraft mechanic, and one of the first trades I was exposed to was the machine shop. Imagine a hot, humid warehouse in Norfolk, Virginia, full of noisy machines chipping away at chunks of metal. Machinists would spend hours, sometimes, setting up a milling machine with various tools and dies—fancy drill and router bits, basically—that would carve a block of metal into a useful aircraft part. You went home with your hair full of metal chips, your skin covered in lubricants, and your ears ringing from all ...
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