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No, or it wouldn't have been overdue. Microsoft powershell is probably the closest thing I can think of, which in turn is powered by the .NET/CLR type system.
by seemslegit 7y ago
No, or it wouldn't have been overdue.
Microsoft powershell is probably the closest thing I can think of, which in turn is powered by the .NET/CLR type system.
- bigato 7y agoand do you find powershell to be a simpler alternative? i recently had to look into a 100 or so lines powershell script and it felt crazily hard to read. Good thing I had access to the guy who wrote it so that he just told me what it was supposed to do (he gave up explaining the script)
- seemslegit 7y agoYes the powershell language itself is a poorly thought-out hack but using shell scripting for non-trivial tasks is a related but different problem that has to do more with a (thankfully narrowing !) skillset gap between devops/IT people and software developers. So just like a 100 or so line bash script would probably be better off written in python so would a 100 line PS script be better done in any .NET language and exposed as a cmdlet