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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-0145-3If you’re writing PowerShell for personal, random reasons to save yourself some time, writing tests for your scripts probably isn’t worth it. But, if you’re writing PowerShell for a business in a production environment, this is a requirement.

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Determining Flow Curves of Sheet Metal,There will inevitably be tips that don’t fit the mold. Tips that don’t necessarily fit in a chapter and not enough of them were found to create a chapter will be here.

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Do the Basics,When it comes to code, there are . of opinions out there about “best practices.” What one developer thinks is a must, another will refute it. But these disagreements typically happen around specific, nuanced situations like tabs vs. spaces and if a curly brace should go on a new line.

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Create Building Blocks with Functions,Once you create a few PowerShell scripts, you’re bound to start feeling like you’re re-creating the wheel. You will inevitably begin seeing patterns in what solutions you build with PowerShell.

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Parameterize Everything,One of the key differences between a simple script and a PowerShell tool are parameters. Parameters allow developers to write scripts that are reusable. Parameters don’t force developers to edit their scripts or functions every time they need to run them. They allow users to modify how the script or function works without modifying the code.

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Log Script Activity,If you don’t know what your code is doing, how are you supposed to troubleshoot it? How are you supposed to optimize it? To show what it changed in an environment? Log everything!

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Write for the Next Person,Have you ever come across a script on the Internet that looks exactly like what you want but you can’t understand it? It has no comments, no help content, and you can’t follow the code? This situation is all too common. Don’t be that script author.