دانلود کتاب اسکریپت نویسی و ابزارسازی PowerShell

We’re assuming that you’ve already finished reading an entry-level tutorial like, Learn Windows PowerShell in a Month of Lunches, or that you’ve got some solid PowerShell experience already under your belt. Specifically, nothing on this list should scare you: • Find commands and learn to use them by reading help • Write very basic “batch file” style scripts • Use multiple commands together in the pipeline • Query WMI/CIM classes • Connect to remote computers by using Remoting • Manipulate command output to format it, export it, or convert it, using PowerShell commands to perform those tasks If you’ve already done things like written functions in PowerShell, that’s marvelous – but, you may need to be open to un-learning some things. Some of PowerShell’s best practices and patterns aren’t immediately obvious, and especially if you know how to code in another language, it’s easy to go down a bad path in PowerShell. We’re going to teach you the right way to do things, but you need to be willing to re-do some of your past work if you’ve been following the Wrong Ways. We also assume that you’ve read PowerShell Scripting in a Month of Lunches, a book we wrote for Manning. It provides the core narrative of “the right way to write PowerShell functions and tools,” this book essentially picks up where that one leaves off. Look for that book in late 2017 from Manning or your favorite bookseller. Part 1 of this book briefly slams through this “the right way” narrative just to make sure you’ve got it in your mind, but the Month of Lunches title really digs into those ideas in detail.