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Agree on that one, it's really verbose and ugly. I liked the idea of a cmd that integrates so nicely with .NET but I don't think it worked out this time. We us
by ilek 11y ago
Agree on that one, it's really verbose and ugly. I liked the idea of a cmd that integrates so nicely with .NET but I don't think it worked out this time.
We use powershell a lot at work for developer setup stuff and other common tasks we do on a daily basis and at this point I've considered just writing my own language to do it or find something else.
- mattmanser 11y agoWhy don't you just use Python, Ruby or even C#? Why write your own language? I wanted to learn Ruby a while back but didn't have a web project to work on so I started writing a load of scripts in Ruby instead. It worked out fine.
- ilek 11y agoC# has the same issue really, although we do it use for some other tooling and whatnot as we're a .NET shop. Don't know much Ruby or Python to be honest so I'm not sure how could I apply them but I'll dig around sometime soon.