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3 1/2 Weeks…

Posted on September 7, 2016 by Edward Spurlock

It’s been a long 3 1/2 weeks here. The same day that I wrote my last post (Saturday, August 13),… Read more 3 1/2 Weeks…

ISE_Cew and other ISE add-ons

Posted on August 13, 2016 by Edward Spurlock

A few weeks ago, I worked my way through a Lynda.com course on the Windows PowerShell ISE. The current version… Read more ISE_Cew and other ISE add-ons

testing PowerShell with Pester

Posted on June 24, 2016 by Edward Spurlock

I’ve been diving back in to – well, dipping my toe in the chilly waters of – PowerShell for some… Read more testing PowerShell with Pester

PSFTP links

Posted on June 21, 2016 by Edward Spurlock

I’m trying to develop some scripts to handle data on some of the web servers we push data to at… Read more PSFTP links

Directory structure for a (non-web) Python project

Posted on November 10, 2015 by Edward Spurlock

I’ve been studying Python for several years, off and on, but I’m only now getting traction on applying it at… Read more Directory structure for a (non-web) Python project

TDD with Python book at O’Reilly

Posted on October 11, 2015 by Edward Spurlock

I thought I bookmarked this a long time ago – apparently I didn’t. O’Reilly’s Test-Driven Development with Python (by Harry… Read more TDD with Python book at O’Reilly

Finding connected Remote Desktop users

Posted on May 29, 2015 by Edward Spurlock

Finding Remote Desktop users connected to a Windows server using PowerShell (without using the RemoteDesktopServices cmdlet – script uses WINSTA.EXE instead.

RubyConf 2015 is in San Antonio? Woo-hoo!

Posted on April 29, 2015 by Edward Spurlock

I just discovered that RubyConf 2015 will be just down the road in San Antonio, a short drive away. (see… Read more RubyConf 2015 is in San Antonio? Woo-hoo!

Viking Code School – Why Learning to Code is So Damn Hard

Posted on April 29, 2015 by Edward Spurlock

A short article about the programming learning process via Viking Code School’s blog: Why Learning to code is So Damn… Read more Viking Code School – Why Learning to Code is So Damn Hard

Where it all started – the Monad Manifesto

Posted on March 3, 2015 by Edward Spurlock

PowerShell originally started as a project called “Monad” within Microsoft. The original Monad Manifesto[PDF] was written by Jeffrey Snover back in… Read more Where it all started – the Monad Manifesto

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