Windows PowerShell Best Practices and Patterns

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001 - Introduction - Why Should You Care.mp4

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002 - Introduction - Agenda.mp4

03:58

003 - Introduction - Community Created Practices.mp4

01:25

004 - Providing Help - Agenda.mp4

02:22

005 - Providing Help - Comment-Based Help.mp4

09:22

006 - Providing Help - Provide Useful Examples.mp4

07:00

007 - Providing Help - Inline Comments.mp4

05:56

008 - Providing Help - Less-Common Comment-Based Help.mp4

06:08

009 - Providing Help - Add Notes.mp4

04:17

010 - Providing Help - Keep. It. Simple..mp4

05:48

011 - Providing Help - Moral of the Module.mp4

00:31

012 - Managing Version Compatibility - Agenda.mp4

00:50

013 - Managing Version Compatibility - Write for the Oldest Version Possible.mp4

05:44

014 - Managing Version Compatibility - Document Dependencies.mp4

03:20

015 - Managing Version Compatibility - Moral of the Module.mp4

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016 - Performance Practices - Agenda.mp4

01:23

017 - Performance Practices - If Performance Matters, Test It.mp4

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018 - Performance Practices - Performance Is a Compromise.mp4

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019 - Performance Practices - Moral of the Module.mp4

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020 - Code Aesthetics - Agenda.mp4

01:20

021 - Code Aesthetics - Indent Your Code.mp4

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022 - Code Aesthetics - Avoid Backticks.mp4

05:05

023 - Code Aesthetics - Avoid Horizontal Scrolling.mp4

04:42

024 - Code Aesthetics - Use Whitespace.mp4

02:55

025 - Code Aesthetics - Moral of the Module.mp4

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026 - Managing Output - Agenda.mp4

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027 - Managing Output - Write-Host.mp4

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028 - Managing Output - Verbose Output.mp4

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029 - Managing Output - Debug Output.mp4

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030 - Managing Output - Using CmdletBinding.mp4

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031 - Managing Output - The Moral of the Module.mp4

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032 - Script Design Patterns - Agenda.mp4

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033 - Script Design Patterns - Tools vs. Controllers.mp4

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034 - Script Design Patterns - Modularize Code.mp4

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035 - Script Design Patterns - Aim for Reusability.mp4

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036 - Script Design Patterns - Follow Naming Conventions.mp4

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037 - Script Design Patterns - Output Raw Data.mp4

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038 - Script Design Patterns - Save Pretty for When Youre Done.mp4

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039 - Script Design Patterns - The Moral of the Module.mp4

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040 - Pure PowerShell - Agenda.mp4

02:36

041 - Pure PowerShell - Stay Native.mp4

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042 - Pure PowerShell - Have a Fallback Plan.mp4

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043 - Pure PowerShell - Document Decisions.mp4

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044 - Pure PowerShell - Wrap Non-Native.mp4

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045 - Pure PowerShell - The Moral of the Module.mp4

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046 - Handling Errors - Agenda.mp4

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047 - Handling Errors - ErrorAction.mp4

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048 - Handling Errors - ErrorActionPreference.mp4

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049 - Handling Errors - Empty Is Not an Error.mp4

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050 - Handling Errors - Avoid Error Flags.mp4

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051 - Handling Errors - $ Is Not for Errors.mp4

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052 - Handling Errors - Grab Errors.mp4

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053 - Handling Errors - The Moral of the Module.mp4

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windows-powershell-best-practices-patterns.zip

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Learn community-created best practices and patterns for using and programming in Windows PowerShell.

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Windows PowerShell MVP Don Jones helps you take your Windows PowerShell skills to a new, more professional level through the application of best practices and patterns. Developed and vetted by the overall PowerShell community, these patterns focus on maintainability, reliability, and conformance with native PowerShell approaches. Designed for administrators who are developing mission-critical and production-use PowerShell scripts, these patterns will help you - and your scripts - be taken more seriously.

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Don Jones' broad IT experience comes from 20 years in the business, with a strong focus on Microsoft server technologies. He's the author of more than 45 technology books, including titles on administration and software development, and writes monthly columns for the industry's leading periodicals. He's an in-demand speaker at technical conferences and symposia worldwide, and is widely recognized as one of the top trainers in the Microsoft sector.

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Pluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.