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- Installing MSIs
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About Kevin Marquette
I am the Principal DevOps Engineer for loanDepot in Irvine, CA, Microsoft MVP, 2018 PowerShell Hero, and SoCal PowerShell User Group Organizer. I have been passionate about PowerShell for a very long time. I enjoy learning about PowerShell and sharing everything that I discover.
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Blog\Research
The primary focus of my blog is on PowerShell. I love to learn and research ideas in PowerShell. When I find something interesting or new, I write about those discoveries.
When I cover fundamentals, my intention is that everyone walks away learning something. My coverage on hashtables gently introduces hashtables and continues on to take the topic to the most advanced details.
Recent posts
- 2019-04-11 Powershell: Building Micro Modules
- 2019-03-18 Powershell: Jira module project
- 2019-01-02 What happened to kevinmarquette.github.io?
- 2019-01-01 2018: What have you done with PowerShell this year?
- 2018-12-23 Powershell: Everything you wanted to know about $null
- 2018-11-03 PowerShell and DevOps Global Summit 2019
- 2018-10-15 Powershell: Everything you wanted to know about arrays
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2018-09-20 Powershell: Building Modules with the Azure DevOps Pipeline
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PowerShell Modules
DependsOn
DependsOn is a PowerShell Module that allows you to define dependencies in your data and order the data based on those dependencies.
PSGraph
PSGraph is a Powershell Module that allows you to script the generation of graphs using the GraphViz engine. It makes it easy to produce data driven visualizations.
PSGraphPlus
PSGraphPlus is a Powershell Module generates graphs using PSGraph. It has commands that will generate graphs of git repos and local network connections. Most of my best demos are captured as functions in this module. It saves you the work of crafting those graphs yourself.
Chronometer
Chronometer analyzes a script or module during execution and reports line by line execution times. It allows you to see your code coverage and where most of your execution time is spent.
GetPlastered
GetPlastered is a Plaster template that will turn a folder into a Plaster template that can deploy that folder. The idea is to use this as a starting point to create the Plaster manifest when you know it will contain a lot of files.
Select-Ast
SelectAst is a helper command for working with the AST. It takes care of the delegate logic for you so you can select what you want with simpler syntax.