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Powershell? (I've done windows most of my career, but "shell" would apply anywhere). It always seemed so lame compared to neat new functional languages or dis
by daxfohl 6y ago
Powershell? (I've done windows most of my career, but "shell" would apply anywhere).
It always seemed so lame compared to neat new functional languages or distributed actor frameworks. And, not being much of an ops person, I almost wanted not to be any good at powershell (or any shell) so I wouldn't get ops assignments.
After getting familiar with it though, it's improved my workflows and ultimately quality of life. I'm not only more fluent in ops now, but I also get to spend less time on it, which is what the rationale for not learning it was (write a script once and never have to remember what I did when creating a new environment).