I agree its more for a devops person, not developers so much. Specifically Windows techs who maybe don't use Linux very often. I've steered a couple of the new

I agree its more for a devops person, not developers so much. Specifically Windows techs who maybe don't use Linux very often. I've steered a couple of the new IT guys towards it when they ask about how to automate something. Its much easier to learn new, than to learn shell scripts, batchfiles or C#. The only place where I use PowerShell as a developer is in Visual Studio, in NuGet Package Manager. Update-Package, Generate-Migration, Create-Database, etc..