Windows PowerShell in Action – Bruce Payette More (paid for) options will become available for 4 and 5 day classes. Don is also giving away a 3 day classroom training kit so you could tailor a a training course around this book and the training kit to make a very cost effective training. Whilst not yet printed, you can get pre-release chapters from Don in electronic format via Manning’s Early Access program.
Each chapter covers one topic with a lab section at the end where you work through a set of exercises to enhance your learning. This book is aimed at the IT admin who typically has not used any scripting before. There’s nothing wrong with being a complete beginner (it happens to me all the time!).
Windows PowerShell: In a Month of Lunches – Don Jones Not the kind of book that you read from cover to cover, more a reference guide you will find yourself referring to. Similar in style to a food based cookbook, this book contains many ‘recipies’, i.e pre-written scripts to solve a particular problem or objective. Note that the previous edition of this book which covered PowerShell v1 is given away for free by the publisher Sapien as an electronic download and could be a good place to get started – of course you will then want to buy the newer edition which covers PowerShell v2. This is a great book for a beginner to PowerShell either with previous scripting experience. Windows PowerShell 2.0 – Don Jones and Jeffery Hicks So I have compiled a list of PowerShell books that I own and would recommend. I often get asked about useful resources for learning PowerShell, in particular what good books are available. PowerShell Brickset Module version 2.0.1+: Downloading Lego Instructions.Authenticating to GitHub using Git for Windows and a Personal Access Token fails.Automating SonarCloud with PowerShell – Part 1 Introduction.Automating SonarCloud with PowerShell – Part 2 Onboarding a Project.Automating SonarCloud with PowerShell – Part 3 Onboarding a User.
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