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The Games Are Coming.You should check the Scripting Games Announcement Channel for the most up to date information. Tweeting about the Games? Use hashtag #Psh2013. We know, we would usually use #SG2013, but someone's using it for an event running at almost the same time. More Information:
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SCRIPT CLUB
Join us on Thursday, February 7th for a night of scripting with Jeff Hicks! Our topic will be “Getting Started with PowerShell Advanced Functions”
The February meeting of the Upstate NY PowerShell User Group in Rochester will be on February 7th (please note this is a change from the usual 2nd Thursday, as that would be Valentine's day). As usual we will meet at New Horizons in Rochester and will start at 6:30PM (with Pizza & networking at 6PM).
Our speaker this month is Warren Frame, a Systems Engineer from Rochester General who will walk us through some remoting features and API.
Join us at the NYC PowerShell User Group where we have three shorter, but exciting topics for the evening.
PowerShell Polya and What We Can Learn From Chess Grandmasters - Sunny Chakraborty
Sunny will walk us through some theoretical musings ranging from mathematical theory of problem solving to properly annotating your code like a chess grandmaster.
PoshRunner - Justin Dearing
Jusin will walk us through poshrunner, one of the only ways to execute PowerShell in your own AppDomain.
Parallel Processing in PowerShell - Tome Tanasovski
Tome, our founder and recently 3rd-time awarded PowerShell MVP will share his thoughts and techniques for speeding up scripts by executing tasks in parallel. Learn how, why, and when to use jobs, runspace pooling, .NET, multiple scripts, and grid techniques for making use of all of the processing power on a computer (or set of computers) in order to complete a job as quickly as possible.
Pizza is being sponsored by Sapien, Makers of PowerShell Studio (formerly Primal Forms) and Primal Script
The meeting will be held, as usual, at the Microsoft offices on 6th Ave:
1290 Avenue of the Americas, Sixth Floor New York, NY 10104
January 14th, 2013
We have prizes and giveaways as usual
You must register via eventbrite to attend
Michael Cruz is going to present a sample of using WPF XAML to create an interface for a PowerShell script with user contributed arguments and results output.
Indianapolis PowerShell User group currently has our site with the most updated information posted to http://indypowershell.org/
Come ring in the New Year with more PowerShell!
For the return of the Michigan PowerShell User Group in 2013, Matt Johnson (@mwjcomputing) is going to start off the year speaking on Functions. From simple functions to advanced functions, Matt will cover the basics and show you what is available for you to use in version 3.
The meeting time and date will be January 24th at 7pm. Grab your ticket now here: http://michpowershell0113.eventbrite.com
By popular demand, Tome (MVP and author of the PowerShell Bible) will be presenting the regular expression talk he gave to us back in 2010. This is a great opportunity to see, learn, and understand regular expressions.
Regular Expressions have been employed by every serious scripting language for the past 15 years. PowerShell’s adoption and implementation of Regular Expressions has ensured that it is taken seriously by serious scripters. The presentation will explore the history and syntax of regular expressions. It will give a deep dive into the PowerShell cmdlets that use Regular Expressions as well as the .NET native methods that can be invoked using PowerShell. It will give a detailed understanding of the internals of Microsoft’s implementation of Regular Expressions and how it differs from other languages. Real-world scenarios for using regular expressions will be explored.
Pizza is being sponsored by Sapien, Makers of PowerShell Studio (formerly Primal Forms) and Primal Script
