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- Slice and dice text, Xml, Csv, and Json with ease
- Embed PowerShell to provide scripting capabilities for your C# apps
- Create Gui applications five to ten times faster with less code
- Leverage PowerShells capabilities to work with the Internet
- Interact with Dlls and create objects, automatically display properties, and call methods in live interactive sessions
- Build domain-specific languages (Dsls) and vocabularies to express solutions more clearly
- Work with Microsoft Office via the Component Object Model (Com)
- Discover PowerShell v3 features included with Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012
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To my daughter, Elizabeth, with love
Windows PowerShell is a successful, compelling, and integrated tool that all good .NET developers, IT pros, and anyone working with Windows should have in their toolboxes.
It can be used for making unit tests more powerful, scripting tasks such as reading XML or data imports, providing integration points in your .NET applications for end users to customize or extend using their own scripts, and defining little languages to express readable and concise business rules.
PowerShell simplifies your life, opening doors not previously accessible to you, by providing a .NET-based scripting language filled with useful features and application programming interfaces (APIs) for all the common programming tasks you take on daily.
Youll quickly learn the basic concepts using the interactive command line, and youll move rapidly to creating scripts and embedding PowerShell into your existing .NET applications.
This book is for anyone who wants to know more about PowerShell. If youre serious about PowerShell, its a must read. This book walks you through what is possible with PowerShellhelping you answer questions such as can this be done better, faster, or simpler, or can I make it repeatable?and planting the seeds for you to creatively apply this new distributed automation platform on your own.
This book is not a beginners guide to PowerShell. If you are an experienced developer or IT pro, this book gives you insight into what PowerShell can do.
The examples in this book are runnable out of the box. You can study how and what the scripts dothis is one of the tried-and-true ways of learning a new paradigm. While some examples include C# .NET, it is not required that you understand C#.
The examples are self-contained. Run them; see what they do. Then you can pull them apart, tweak them, and incorporate them into your PowerShell and .NET solutions.
gives an overview of the platform and answers the question Why PowerShell?
steps you through getting PowerShell prepped for running.
offers a walkthrough of things you probably didnt even know the PowerShell platform could do.
covers writing a template engine and using the new PowerShell v3 abstract syntax tree interface to extract information from PowerShell scripts.
kicks it up a notch and shows you how easy it is to provide scripting abilities for your C# (WPF) apps by embedding PowerShell into them.
demonstrates PowerShells excellent capabilities for working with the Internet. JSON, XML, HTTP, Twitter? No problem.
demonstrates how PowerShell is based on .NET. Want to build GUIs with less code? This is the chapter for you.
further explores PowerShells relationship to .NET and shows you how to leverage this seamless integration with other Microsoft frameworks.
covers one of my favorite topicsbuilding little languagesand shows how PowerShell makes this easy. Whether you prefer domain-specific languages (DSL) or domain-specific vocabularies (DSV), youll want to check out what PowerShell has to offer.
shows you how to really leverage applications like Microsoft Excel and by extension, Microsoft COM (Component Object Model) applications.
is an excursion through some of the new and exciting features of PowerShell v3, set to ship with Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012, and available in beta for Windows 7.
is all about programmer productivity. This is a PowerShell sweet spot, and this chapter shows you how to get the most out of the platform.
shows you how to enable PowerShell v2 to load and work with .NET 4.0 DLLs. This is the default mode in PowerShell v3.
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