New Project: PoshLogger

 

New on Codeplex @ http://poshlogger.codeplex my project to create a good, easy, unified logger for powerShell scripts, and PowerShell applications. I started with a script that Joel Bennet posted on poshcode.org and next thing you know I had a simple logger that I have been using in my internal projects on a day to day basis. If your looking for a logger jump in and help create a really great Logging Experience in PowerShell. My thanks to Joel for the Idea and thanks to the log4net team for the object model.

Import-Module PoshLogger

$Mylogger = Get-Logger -Name 'Test 123' -ConsoleLog -EventLog -RollingFileLog -Folder ".\Logs"
Set-DefaultLogger -Logger $MyLogger

Push-LogContext -Name "My Context"
Write-Log -Message "Logging This To Many Various Target" -LogLevel 'INFO'
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Silicon Valley Code Camp 2011: PowerShell Types and Objects

I will be speaking once again at SCCC on Powershell. here is the actual Session overview.

 

PowerShell Types and Objects, Objects and Types. Oh My!

Level: Intermediate   |   Room: Unknown

A look at the PowerShell Type System (ETS). PowerShell exposes a few primative Types for use but has a powerful dynamic engine called the Extensible Type System. We will discuss Primatives, Type Accelerators, PSObjects, .NET Types, WMI, ASDI, and the difference between a dynamic type and dynamic objects

 

PowerShell Plus v4.0 Released! Oh Yeah!

 

Advanced PowerShell development environment

Learn PowerShell fast, code PowerShell faster

• Learn PowerShell fast using the Interactive Learning Center
• Execute PowerShell quickly and accurately with the powerful interactive console
• Take advantage of the PowerShell remoting features directly from the interactive console
• Access hundreds of pre-loaded scripts in the personal QuickClick™ library
• Download thousands of community scripts from PowerShell.com, TechNet and PoshCode – directly from the PowerShell Plus console and editor
• Debug PowerShell 10x faster with the advanced script editor and easily share your scripts with the PowerShell community Code