More PowerBoots: PowerShell and Out-WPF

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 05-Jan-2009

I’m almost ready to release a version of Out-WPF which will work on both my PoshConsole host (embedding in the host when appropriate) and on PowerShell.exe, both in CTP3 and in v1 … but since Jeffrey outed my little video demo, I figured I might as well share it here.

Please excuse the size of this thing … I’ll try to be less ridiculous next time, but in the meantime, you can view the full video at screencast.com.

P.S. I’ve released PowerBoots which does not quite do what you see in that demo (and only works with PowerShell 2.0 (currently at CTP3 release)), but can do all sorts of amazing things, as you can see in the “PowerBoots tutorial”:http://huddledmasses.org/powerboots-tutorial-walkthrough/.

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One response to “More PowerBoots: PowerShell and Out-WPF”

tojo2000 05-Jan-2009 at 11:01 am | Permalink

Shaping up… I eagerly await the release.

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