Powershell is nice if you are a sysadmin--it beats the pants off of cmd.exe or clicking around wizards. It's very nice that it has real data structures like arr

Powershell is nice if you are a sysadmin--it beats the pants off of cmd.exe or clicking around wizards. It's very nice that it has real data structures like arrays and hashmaps, and I found JSON processing to be much better than using bash+jq. That said, I'm not sure I would ever want to implement much in it other than typical systems automation stuff.