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This advanced Microsoft Building Applications in PowerShell prepares software developers and systems administrators to harness PowerShell’s potential to build their own applications, automate otherwise redundant tasks, and pull data from their networks.

Assuming you’re not already using it, the odds are excellent that you’ve at least heard of PowerShell. In the IT world, there aren’t many tools that are as ubiquitous and powerful as PowerShell is. Many sysadmins know the PowerShell commands that can automate some redundant tasks or access user information on their networks. But the strength of PowerShell really shines through with writing custom applications that do that work for you.

This Building Applications in PowerShell training will show you how to write programs that do all the heavy lifting of automating business-critical tasks on every Windows PC across your organization’s wide area networks.

After finishing this Microsoft training, you’ll know how to harness PowerShell’s potential and build your own applications to do management for you, automate otherwise redundant tasks, and pull data from your network.

For anyone who manages their Microsoft training, this Microsoft training can be used to onboard new systems administrators, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a Microsoft reference resource.

This Building Applications in PowerShell training has videos that cover Microsoft automation tools topics including:

• Understanding PowerShell Terminal User Interfaces (TUIs)
• Retrieving and using child items from inside containers
• Scripting cmdlets to automate, scale management and access information
• Exploring the VSCode PowerShell extension features

This Building Applications in PowerShell training is considered advanced-level Microsoft training, which means it was designed for software developers and systems administrators. This PowerShell skills course is valuable for new IT professionals with at least a year of experience with Microsoft automation tools and experienced systems administrators looking to validate their Microsoft skills.

New or aspiring systems administrators. If you’re a brand new systems administrator, learning how to build applications in PowerShell is going to be something you eventually learn. With this Building Applications in PowerShell training, you can ensure that you learn it on your terms, rather than on-the-job with a supervisor breathing down your neck. PowerShell is a pillar of systems administration, start your road to mastery of it with this training.

Experienced systems administrators. If you’re a systems administrator with a few years of experience already under your belt, hopefully you’ve already got some PowerShell experience. When it comes to automating redundant tasks, managing environments at scale or accessing user data, PowerShell’s value can’t be overstated. It’s okay if you haven’t dedicated yourself to building applications in PowerShell before now, because with this training you’ll be up to speed and automating environments faster and easier than before.

Configure Visual Studio Code for PowerShell Development

1. Why Use Visual Studio Code?

8 mins

2. Install Visual Studio Code and PowerShell Extension

9 mins

3. Explore the VSCode PowerShell Extension Features

7 mins

4. Configure PowerShell Extension

9 mins

5. Pester PowerShell Tests in VSCode

4 mins

6. Static Code Analysis with PSScriptAnalyzer

6 mins

7. Git Integration with VSCode

5 mins

8. Interactive PowerShell Debugging in VSCode

9 mins

9. Remote Containers with PowerShell

8 mins

10. Gathering Logs and Sending Feedback

3 mins

Create Terminal UIs with PowerShell

1. Introduction to PowerShell Terminal User Interfaces (TUIs)

5 mins

2. Exploring a PowerShell TUI: Out-ConsoleGridView

7 mins

3. Examining the PowerShell Host Interface

9 mins

4. Colored Text Output in PowerShell with ANSI Escape Codes

11 mins

5. Adding Emojis to PowerShell Scripts

7 mins

6. Drawing Unicode Box Characters in PowerShell

8 mins

7. Helper Functions for Drawing Boxes

4 mins

8. Implementing Keyboard Controls in PowerShell Terminal UIs

9 mins

9. Implementing a Robust Event Loop for PowerShell TUIs

6 mins

10. Playing Sound with PowerShell

4 mins

11. Putting it All Together into an Application

6 mins

12. Review and Call to Action: PowerShell Terminal UIs

3 mins

This course shows you how to automate and execute configurations on a Windows device by taking direct control with a custom application written in PowerShell. You’ll learn how to use PowerShell the most efficiently, not with individual commands, but by bundling them all together and running several at once.

IT professionals in many different jobs will find this PowerShell course useful, but it’s best for systems administrators. Whether you just started as a systems administrator or you’ve got several years of experience, learning to use PowerShell and writing your own applications is the stuff experts are made of.

No, this course in building PowerShell applications isn’t associated with any certifications. The course is relatively short because it stays focused on showing what PowerShell is capable of, and learning how to read and write it. But it spends the most time on practicing building applications and actually using PowerShell.

Microsoft no longer offers certifications in individual pieces of software, so there’s no PowerShell certification that this course can help you prepare for specifically. But administrator certifications like the Microsoft 365 Certified: Enterprise Administrator Expert or Modern Desktop Administrator Associate will be a lot easier after taking this course.

You should take this training because the most tedious and time-intensive parts of most administrators’ jobs can be automated, and this course in building applications will teach you the PowerShell commands and cmdlets you need to write programs to do the worst parts of your job for you.