7 thoughts on “DevOps Days Talk”

1. I religiously check your posts. Glad you are back! Also, is there an intention to release the Powershell Language Specification for v4?

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   • We’ll update the doc but as we go to a more rapid cadence, we’ll need to figure out when the cadence to update that doc.
     Cheers!
     Jeffrey

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2. Thank you for sharing!
   It is a good addition to my DSC Presentations!
   Are there recordings of your speech?

   thankful
   Peter Kriegel
   founder member of the german speaking Windows PowerShell Community
   http://www.PowerShell-Group.eu
   We have more than 100 members come and join us!

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   • The videos are not yet available. I’ll post a link then they are.
     Cheers!
     Jeffrey

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3. Hello

   I recently published
   the research
   on using classic Windows Forms to add UI for Powershell and explored all sort of scenarios on
   Dealing with Powershell Inputs via Basic Windows Form where provided samples for
   Multiple Choice Prompt
   Collecting Selections from Checkbox and Radiobutton Groups
   Checked Listbox Selection
   Data Grid
   Misc. Password Input
   Plain
   Active Directory
   Session Cookies
   Tabbed Dialog with Input Focus control
   Embedding XAML

   and combinations of those

   all code is on my github

   My article so far got 3500 views at codeproject for the first week and counting.
   I was wondering if there is Powershell forum or user group this information should be appropriate to share with
   Please advise

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4. Thanks for this. I’ve been digging into DSC and at first glance it’s very alluring.

   As I go further, though, I’m struggling with the dependency model a little bit. Dependencies on the same machine, I can just use DependsOn, and that’s great. How do you handle cross-machine configuration dependencies, though? Can you?

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5. I understand you are a busy man. Thanks for al the effort you put into PowerShell.

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