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In the late 2000s or early 2010s is when I first read about PowerShell (v1? it was still bleeding edge) and my jaws dropped. Ability to work with both .NET and
by nobodyandproud 4y ago
In the late 2000s or early 2010s is when I first read about PowerShell (v1? it was still bleeding edge) and my jaws dropped.
Ability to work with both .NET and COM objects? Piping objects and not strings?
Absolutely amazing and useful tech, and I had to reread to
make sure I wasn’t reading about some future plan.
I wonder which division pushed hard to demote; the Windows division?