Hmmm... this issue is slowly starting to look like a comprehensive guide 🥰
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Hmmm... this issue is slowly starting to look like a comprehensive guide 🥰
Help! Does anyone knows a good validation library for PowerShell?
I'm creating a Pode application, and I need to validate some request payload.
#AskFedi #dotNET #LazyWeb #Pode #PowerShell #Programming #WebDev
Wow. Today, Copilot finally came in handy. TIL:
"When [NoRunspaceAffinity()] is present, PowerShell cannot resolve generic type parameters that reference types imported from other modules (using module)."
Une réflexion intéressante sur les anciennes interfaces graphiques (Windows 95 et consorts) et les avantages qu'elles présentaient en matière de cohérence, malgré un style désuet.
🔗 https://essays.johnloeber.com/p/4-bring-back-idiomatic-design#_

I’m part of the desktop software generation. From Windows 95 to Windows 7, I grew using mostly-offline software on computers operated via mouse and keyboard, well before tablets and smartphones. Recently, I’ve been missing one particular part of that era: its consistency in design. I want to tell you about
PowerShell… what a shame the developer experience is so poor.
I really like this language, but it’s frustrating to constantly have to restart the session to see your changes, to frequently have to launch a debugger to figure out the source of an error, to get absolutely no useful information when you hover over a method or property, and so on.
It reminds me of my early days as a developer 15-20 years ago, when I was coding in JavaScript.
Any system administrator who has mastered PowerShell should consider switching careers and becoming a developer.
PowerShell is a true programming language and, as it turns out, a fairly complex one.