I’ve used ANTS in the past but had to write a little post about it because it is really neat. I’m a huge Reflector advocate. I have used it to create PowerGUI VSX and dig into the .NET framework. I wrote a blog post about all the cool stuff you can do with it in [...]
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The CIM IDE and Native PowerShell Cmdlets
May 28th, 2012
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I first played with the CIM IDE when working on a chapter of my book. I decided to jump further in depth with it in my spare time to try and create a native WMI provider that would produce native PowerShell cmdlets. I wanted to be able to further document what is described in the [...]
Generating Workflow Activities from Cmdlets
January 15th, 2012
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One thing I noticed about the new Workflow integration into PowerShell was that there actually had to be an implementation of an activity created in order to use a cmdlet as part of a workflow. It is possible to simply call a cmdlet within an inline script block but that seems like a bit of [...]
