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I'm something of an OO zealot and I'm a C# developer so I'm familiar with PS and probably it's target audience so to speak. PS is a fantastic product but I jus
by ed_blackburn 10y ago
I'm something of an OO zealot and I'm a C# developer so I'm familiar with PS and probably it's target audience so to speak.
PS is a fantastic product but I just find it too verbose. When everything is expressed as an object with properties you need to reference the object and the appropriate property. I know there are alias' for common Bash operations and idiomatic PSallows shortcuts but most people who use PS for short spells to automate something are unlikely to be adopting idiomatic styles.
For PS to gain traction I feel like it needs to be a superset of Bash and offer an easier, intuitive gateway. I know it has enormous potential, I know it has massive capabilities but still I only reach for it as a last resort. I don't think I'm alone in the matter :/