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Yup. My "scripts" end up with a lot of .NET stuff in there. I'd rather use Python, but being forced to use PS for years, I've come to like it.
by bongodongobob 3y ago
Yup. My "scripts" end up with a lot of .NET stuff in there. I'd rather use Python, but being forced to use PS for years, I've come to like it.
- int_19h 3y agoDepending on what you're doing, C# might also be an option - since the compiler is a part of the .NET Runtime (not just SDK), it's available on any Windows install with PowerShell these days. It's too bad that the system one is always an old version that doesn't do .csx, but still.