As I find blogs, modules, examples, and more related to Powershell around the Internet, I'll add the links here.
- VirtualizationHowTo.com: PSScriptAnalyzer the ultimate Powershell script analyzer & linter
- SumTips: Powershell Beautifier free tool to prettify
.ps1
scripts - Powershell Magazine
- Microsoft Learn: Using PSScriptAnalyzer
- Microsoft Learn: Invoke-ScriptAnalyzer
- PowershellIsFun.com: Using PSScriptAnalyzer to optimize your Powershell scripts
- belibug.com blog: Building a modular Powershell profile
- [
$PROFILE
examples]- Github: IndyPoSH Profile.ps1
- Good reference with a lot of well-structure methods.
- Github: IndyPoSH Profile.ps1
- Github: PowershellIsFun
- Repository with a ton of script and
$PROFILE
examples.
- Repository with a ton of script and
- Github: scottmckendry Windots
- Really nicely structured Powershell profile.
- Matt.Kotsenas.com: Profiling and asynchronous initialization to improve Powershell startup
- Microsoft DevBlog: Optimizing your
$PROFILE
- Github: PSProfiler
- Wellstsai.com: Methods to accelerate Powershell profile loading speed
- AdamTheAutomator: Powershell multithreading
- StackOverflow: Use Runspaces (lazy loading) for your modules
- MikeFRobbins.com: Use symlinks to version control your Powershell profile with git
- Hodgkins.io: Ultimate Powershell prompt customization and git setup guide
- ScottMcKendry.tech: The ultimate Powershell profile
- ThinkPowershell: Using Powershell with .NET
- jdhitsolutions.com: Powershell Tips & Tricks
- The Evolving Admin: Powershell Profile Tips & Tricks
- rsw.io: Powershell tips: How to customize your Powershell profile
- ilovepowershell.com: Powershell profiles: Customizing and save settings
- sharepointdiary.com: How to create and manage your Powershell profile
- rsw.io: Powershell tips: 10 tips and tricks to get the most Powershell
- commandline.ninja: How to customize your Powershell command prompt
- medium.com/@anitjha31: Elevate your Windows Powershell: My personal customization guide
- 4sysops.com: How to change the Powershell prompt
- Scott Hanselman: My ultimate Powershell prompt with Oh-My-Posh and the Windows Terminal
- ohmyposh.dev