PSResourceGet 1.2.0 - The Module Manager PowerShell Deserves
With the release of PowerShell 7.6 comes an updated version of PSResourceGet — 1.2.0. And if you haven’t made the switch from PowerShellGet yet, now is a great time.
With the release of PowerShell 7.6 comes an updated version of PSResourceGet — 1.2.0. And if you haven’t made the switch from PowerShellGet yet, now is a great time.
PowerShell 7.6 has officially been released as the new Long-Term Support (LTS) version, and it’s built on .NET 10.
What a year. If you’d told me at the start of 2025 what was coming, the response would have probably been a polite “yeah, sure.”
Christmas Day 2025. New Arduino board, excited to get it working. Install Arduino IDE 2.3.7, launch it, and… nothing. Just a blinking logo. Forever.
At Microsoft Ignite 2025, the Azure tooling team announced two features that I think a lot of us have been wanting for a while: What-If (dry run) and Export Bicep for Azure PowerShell commands.
On November 13th I had the pleasure of attending and speaking at MC2MC Live: Transformers of the Digital Age in Kontich, Belgium.