This was a great demonstration to what I was reading in "Learn PowerShell in 30 days of Lunches". I was having a tough time wrapping my head around it and this brought a lot of clarity.
You're welcome, and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the subscription! If I had a particular goal with these PowerShell videos it's to try to explain things in a way that would've helped me when I was learning these concepts (not to imply that I'm no longer learning). My career before IT was with teaching middle school students, and I learned pretty early in that career, it's more efficient to be slower and more thorough, than try to teach too fast and have to re-teach over and over again -- granted sometimes, it felt like you had to re-teach even when going slower, but I digress :)
Short, simple and best. Keep up the good work Eddie. Appreciate if you could do more videos about -Patterns , -Matches, (I'm OK with Regex however stuck in implementing those regex cmds in the PowerShell).
Thank you! I do plan on making more PowerShell content. On regex, it's something I always have to reference, because I use it just infrequently enough that I can't keep it memorized. Another matching pattern I like is -contains and -notcontains. You'll find that useful when looking a value within an array or a group of objects.
Thanks for watching. As of right now diving into the relationship between PowerShell and the .NET framework isn’t on my to-do list, but that may one day change.
This really opened my eyes to what objects were and how to leverage. Thanks so much!
You're welcome, and thanks for watching! Objects are *the* thing I miss when I'm having to work with Bash.
This was a great demonstration to what I was reading in "Learn PowerShell in 30 days of Lunches". I was having a tough time wrapping my head around it and this brought a lot of clarity.
Travis, I'm glad the video helped. I've heard great things about the "in a month of lunches" series.
Eddie, this was so helpful, my man. Thank you!
I'm glad it was useful. The use of objects is the "killer" feature of PowerShell, in my opinion.
Thanks for helping me understand objects a little bit more
You're welcome! I'm glad it was helpful.
Thanks a lot! Hoping to see more PowerShell videos
You're welcome! I do have some ideas for more PowerShell content. I'm trying to get all of my RHCE stuff uploaded first.
Thank you so much for this video! it really helped me understand the concept of objects in powershell.
I'm glad it was useful!
Great simple explanation!
Thank you!
Thanks a lot! Most PowerShell beginner tutorials rush way too fast past these basics. Liked & Subbed :)
You're welcome, and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the subscription! If I had a particular goal with these PowerShell videos it's to try to explain things in a way that would've helped me when I was learning these concepts (not to imply that I'm no longer learning).
My career before IT was with teaching middle school students, and I learned pretty early in that career, it's more efficient to be slower and more thorough, than try to teach too fast and have to re-teach over and over again -- granted sometimes, it felt like you had to re-teach even when going slower, but I digress :)
Great job Eddie! I enjoyed it very much. I hope you continue making more PS videos with practical cases.
Thanks! I intend to. As a matter of fact, I will be making a short one this week!
A great clean explanation
Glad it was helpful!
Great explanation. Thanks so much
Thank you! Glad it was helpful.
Short, simple and best. Keep up the good work Eddie. Appreciate if you could do more videos about -Patterns , -Matches, (I'm OK with Regex however stuck in implementing those regex cmds in the PowerShell).
Thank you! I do plan on making more PowerShell content. On regex, it's something I always have to reference, because I use it just infrequently enough that I can't keep it memorized. Another matching pattern I like is -contains and -notcontains. You'll find that useful when looking a value within an array or a group of objects.
finally.. i understand. thankyou!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Happy to help!
Thanks for this. Are you planning a video on how .NET interacts with PS? Just the most common .NET blocks.
Thanks for watching. As of right now diving into the relationship between PowerShell and the .NET framework isn’t on my to-do list, but that may one day change.
Thanks! Very helpful
You're welcome!