PowerShell .NET Classes: Use the Full .NET Framework
PowerShell runs on .NET and can use any .NET class directly. Learn to access System.IO, System.Net, and other namespaces for advanced scripting.
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PowerShell DSC: Introduction to Desired State Configuration
DSC lets you declare how servers should be configured and PowerShell enforces it. Learn to write your first DSC configuration and apply it.
PowerShell Robocopy: Advanced File Copy Options Explained
Robocopy is the professional file copy tool for PowerShell scripts. Learn retry logic, multithreaded copies, exclusions, and log file integration.
PowerShell Classes: Object-Oriented Programming Basics
PowerShell 5+ supports class definitions for OOP-style scripting. Learn to create classes with properties, methods, constructors, and inheritance.
PowerShell WinForms: Build Simple GUI Applications
Windows Forms lets you add a GUI to PowerShell scripts. Learn to create windows, buttons, input boxes, and message dialogs for end-user tools.
PowerShell Invoke-Expression: Run Dynamic Commands Safely
Invoke-Expression runs string commands dynamically in PowerShell. Learn how to use it safely, its security risks, and when alternatives are better.
PowerShell Script Blocks: Use Code as a First-Class Object
Script blocks are reusable code objects in PowerShell. Learn to create, invoke, pass as arguments, and use them with Invoke-Command and ForEach-Object.
PowerShell Enum and Constants: Define Fixed Value Sets
Enums enforce valid values in PowerShell scripts. Learn to use built-in .NET enums, define custom enums, and validate parameters with them.
