I’m going to start a new series in which I discuss books that I’m currently reading. In most cases, these will be books that I haven’t yet finished, so don’t spoil them…
The first book on my list is Tobias Weltner’s Mastering Powershell. It focuses on version 2 of Powershell and is a few years old at this point, but most of it remains relevant. It provides a nice introduction to the topic and is a good starting point for people who want to get beyond the basics of Powershell copy-pasta. I have a few other Powershell books on my tablet, and I recommend that if you’re going down this road, you get a few more as well—there are a number of things which have happened to Powershell over the past 5+ years, including improvements with asynchronous code, and so you’ll want to treat this more as a foundational work than the sum of all that is Powershell. With that in mind, it’s an easy read and generally a good book. Given that the price is right, I recommend it.
36 Chambers - The Legendary Journeys: Execution to the max! 