Class is in Session: PowerShell Classes
PowerShell has been mostly complete for you and me, the ops guys, for a while now. But for Developers, important features were missing. One of those features were Classes, a important development concept which probably feels a bit foreign to a lot of my readers. For me, I'd been struggling with classes for a long time. Ever since Middle School. #DadJokeLol. In this post, I'll cover my own journey from WhatIsGoingOnDog to 'Huh, I might have something that resembles a clue now'. Continue Reading...
SCCM v Intune Showdown
If you're an SCCM Administrator you've likely heard of InTune and might be wondering when to use it. In this post, we'll cover how SCCM and Intune are able to manage Windows 10 full desktop computers (including laptops and Windows tablets like the Surface or Surface book.) Continue Reading...
Microsoft Ignite 2016 : Recap
Last week, I was able to attend my first big IT Conference, a dream of mine since I first got into IT almost ten years ago.  I got to attend Microsoft Ignite! ##### **IT WAS AWESOME!** In this post, I'll recap some of my experiences attending...and being able to speak there as well! Continue Reading...
Part VI - In-Depth Building the FoxDeploy DSC Designer
In this post, I'll walk you through my GUI design process, and share how that actually worked as I sought to create my newest tool. Along the way, I'll call out a few really confusing bugs that I worked through in creating this tool, and explain what went wrong. In particular, I ran into quite a snag when trying to programmatically create event handlers in code when trying to use `$psitem` Â or `$_`. This lead to many conversations which introduced me to a powerful solution: the `$this` variable. Continue Reading...
Part V - Introducing the FoxDeploy DSC Designer
WinRM HTTPs and the Case of Spooky Certificate
In this post, we dig deepere into what happens to WinRM over HTTPs when certs expire. Continue Reading...
