Best practices for creating and writing PowerShell functions
Creating functions for your PowerShell scripts is not difficult, but doing it right is a bit of an art form. Here’s some tips from our PowerShell expert.
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Best Practices for PowerShell Scripting (Part 6)
This article concludes the series by talking about a few more documentation related best practices.
Best Practices for PowerShell Scripting (Part 5)
This article continues the discussion of PowerShell scripting best practices by examining some more best practices related to writing PowerShell functions.
Best Practices for PowerShell Scripting (Part 4)
This article continues the discussion of best practices for PowerShell scripting by examining some of the best practices related to writing PowerShell functions.
Best Practices for PowerShell Scripting (Part 3)
This article continues the discussion of best practices for PowerShell scripting by discussing a number of recommended best practices that are designed to make your code easier to read.
Best Practices for PowerShell Scripting (Part 2)
This article continues the discussion of PowerShell scripting best practices by discussing variable usage.
Best Practices for PowerShell Scripting (Part 1)
This article series explains the importance of adhering to various best practices for PowerShell scripting.
Best practices: Track usage of Lync Online with PowerShell and REST Web Services
The GSX Blog Lync Online was released in 2010. Since end of 2013 you can access nice reports in the interface. However they are a little bit limited and not very flexible. Here is the list of reports you can …
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8 Types of Firewalls: Know Which One Is Best for Your Network
Many types of firewalls exist out there: packet-filtering, circuit-level gateways, stateful inspection, proxy, next-generation firewalls, and others. Understanding their key functions, their strengths and weaknesses, and where you should use them is key to getting the right firewall for your business. Learn this information and more in this article.
Should You Use Strict Mode for Your PowerShell Scripts?
Microsoft created Strict Mode for PowerShell to enforce the use of coding best practices. It’s possible to compose scripts without Strict Mode, but doing so offers certain advantages. In this article, we explore the pros and cons of using Strict Mode.