A new preview version was released two days ago. In this small blog post, I will highlight the changes and how to install it alongside your normal PowerShell version.
PowerShell v7.7.0 preview 4
The FreeDadJokes PowerShell Module
It's been a busy week, and sometimes you just need something like a dad joke while almost hitting project deadlines, etc. 😉 In this short blog post, I will show you how to use the FreeDadJokes module and add it to your profile to get one every time you start a Terminal.
Query CVE information using the PowerShell PoshCVE Module
There are many CVEs every day across multiple platforms, and browsing and creating a report tailored to your needs is much easier with the PoshCVE Module. In this blog post, I will show you how it works.
750.000 Visitors!
And another smile on my face, thank you all for visiting my website to read my PowerShell-related blogs! In this small blog post, I will look back on the things that happened since April 2025 (250K visitors ago 😉 )
PowerShell Typing Speed Tester
We all type a lot, but are you any good at it? Did a lot of typing tests in browsers, but never in a PowerShell console 😀 In this blog post, I will show you how you can use the PwshTyper Module from Shaun Lawrie to train your muscle memory and type faster!
Bulk create Demo users in Active Directory using PowerShell
For my tenant, I needed a bit more cloud-synced test/demo users, and as always... It's better to use PowerShell for that 🙂 In this blog post, I will show you how to create them using the ADImporter project from RobBridgeman.
Using DumPS in PowerShell for easy reading of all Properties
While debugging PowerShell code outside of Visual Studio Code, it's always difficult to keep drilling down into all the Properties with nested objects inside of them, etc. With DumPS, this is a lot easier. In this blog post, I will show you how it works.
Microsoft PowerShell MVP 2026-2027!
Yesterday, it was that time of the year again... The annual review for all MVPs and... I got that special email again, extended for another year! In this small blog post, I want to thank a few people and all you readers!
Using ErrorAction in PowerShell
The ErrorAction Parameter for PowerShell cmdlets is very helpful for... Handling errors 🙂 In this blog post, I will show you the different options it offers and which to use when.
Using the PowerShell Webserver Module
Ever needed to start a web server without installing IIS or a similar web server? Then the Webserver PowerShell Module could be something for you 🙂 In this blog post, I will show you how it works.