Mastering Windows PowerShell Scripting - Third Eiditon: Automate and manage your environment using PowerShell Core 6.0

Just got the book and my attempts to download the sample code from the URLs provided did not work. More later..Update... Seller made contact and described how registration on their site worked and that user name must be in all lower case...tried it and it worked...Now that I have the sample code, the book is much better.

The writing style is poor. Concepts are introduced without being fully explained. Examples are short, badly organized and lacking. If I had no experience I would find this book extremely frustrating.

In general the book is good. The content is appropriate and the writer knows how to makes it easy to learn PowerShell. This is a good book to begin working with this script language.

Too academic. Focus is on semantics with only oblique references as to practical applications. Doesn’t explain in what context you would use this.

Took me from beginners into experience person of so it find myself to done a page, but the good-looking of information infinitiveTransmission it good way

As a PowerShell enthusiast, I enjoy a good book on the subject. I always pick up some new information from every title I consume. However, I rarely come across a book as thoroughly useful as this one!So, you’ve picked up some PowerShell basics online, and you like what you see. You’re ready for a deeper dive into the subject. This book is a great way to transition from basic scripting to higher-quality modules and automation. Not only does the author do a great job of highlighting real-world examples (e.g REST/SOAP API’s, JSON/XML formats, .NET classes), he takes you further into building modules, testing, and error handling. Also, it bears mentioning that this edition has been updated to include PowerShell 6.0, whereas much of the material out there can be a bit outdated.Wholeheartedly recommended!

I use PowerShell everyday as part of my work.While I don't consider myself a master PowerShell user, it was not until I read this that I found a book that could teach me aspects of PowerShell that I did not know or shore up gaps in my knowledge that I didn't even know that I had.From XML, REST, Json, Modules, Pester testing, and other topics, there are informational nuggets here that anybody touching PowerShell would do well to know.I'll be recommending this book to people along with other need-to-read such as PowerShell in a Month of Lunches and PowerShell in Action.