There are many tools to work with strings...
Many times when working with PowerShell, I find myself needing to manipulate text strings. There are a ton of ways you can manipulate strings, and a lot of those are thanks to the built-in methods included on all string objects.
I've covered some of my favorite string manipulation techniques for you here.
Read MoreIt isn't so hard when you can see all of the parts
One of the neatest tricks I've come across recently has to do with a need I find I have frequently: to be able to see the full structure of my output. Get-Member and Select-Object * are powerful, but have limits when it comes to discovery.
I go over the PowerShell v3 cmdlet ConvertTo-JSON in this post to look an another way to see what's really in your output.
Read MoreFiguring out objects really isn't this hard...
Everyone who works with PowerShell beyond a rudimentary level could benefit from a basic understanding of .NET objects.
This post won't show you everything, but it might help peel the curtain back a little to get you started.
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