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PowerShell 7 | OD126

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PowerShell 7.x, the latest major version of PowerShell, is cross platform, open source, and a complete tool for Windows management—bringing together Windows PowerShell and PowerShell Core. This session explores new features in PowerShell 7 and why developers put it on their machines. This session will also provide tips and tricks for developers to use the PowerShell terminal for automating operations tasks cross-platform. Jump to: 00:00 Introduction 01:45 How we got to PowerShell 7.x 04:40 It's important to properly focus on the vision for PowerShell (& its community) 06:25 Improve the lives of folks working on operations by simplifying automation 07:50 Why devs put PowerShell 7 on their machines 08:27 Predictors 10:03 Crescendo 11:27 Ternary (& more operators) 12:40 ForEach Object Parallel 13:47 Open Source 14:57 Reasons devs put PowerShell 7 on their machines 15:31 And even on PowerShell 5+ devs get excited about... 16:11 Package Ecosystem 18:28 SecretManagment & SecretStore 20:36 Visual Studio Code 22:12 OpenSSH 23:10 Reasons Devs put PowerShell 7 on their machine #2 24:30 Upcoming features 26:10 How to get all this on your machine 26:55 How to stay in touch 28:58 Closing Notes Microsoft Build 2022 ...more
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Introduction

0:00

How we got to PowerShell 7.x

1:45

It's important to properly focus on the vision for PowerShell (& its community)

4:40

Improve the lives of folks working on operations by simplifying automation

6:25

Why devs put PowerShell 7 on their machines

7:50

Predictors

8:27

Crescendo

10:03

Ternary (& more operators)

11:27

ForEach Object Parallel

12:40

Open Source

13:47

Reasons devs put PowerShell 7 on their machines

14:57

And even on PowerShell 5+ devs get excited about...

15:31

Package Ecosystem

16:11

SecretManagment & SecretStore

18:28

Visual Studio Code

20:36

OpenSSH

22:12

Reasons Devs put PowerShell 7 on their machine #2

23:10

Upcoming features

24:30

How to get all this on your machine

26:10

How to stay in touch

26:55

Closing Notes

28:58
PowerShell 7 | OD126
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2022May 27
PowerShell 7.x, the latest major version of PowerShell, is cross platform, open source, and a complete tool for Windows management—bringing together Windows PowerShell and PowerShell Core. This session explores new features in PowerShell 7 and why developers put it on their machines. This session will also provide tips and tricks for developers to use the PowerShell terminal for automating operations tasks cross-platform. Jump to: 00:00 Introduction 01:45 How we got to PowerShell 7.x 04:40 It's important to properly focus on the vision for PowerShell (& its community) 06:25 Improve the lives of folks working on operations by simplifying automation 07:50 Why devs put PowerShell 7 on their machines 08:27 Predictors 10:03 Crescendo 11:27 Ternary (& more operators) 12:40 ForEach Object Parallel 13:47 Open Source 14:57 Reasons devs put PowerShell 7 on their machines 15:31 And even on PowerShell 5+ devs get excited about... 16:11 Package Ecosystem 18:28 SecretManagment & SecretStore 20:36 Visual Studio Code 22:12 OpenSSH 23:10 Reasons Devs put PowerShell 7 on their machine #2 24:30 Upcoming features 26:10 How to get all this on your machine 26:55 How to stay in touch 28:58 Closing Notes Microsoft Build 2022

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