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Getting started

Installing Powershell is just the beginning. There are plenty of extra tools and add-ons that you can find to enhance your Powershell scripting.

Some of my favorites are -

A helpful development tool
  • PrimalScript is a general purpose code editor that understands Powershell
  • Powershell IDE A nice IDE focussed solely on running Powershell scripts. Currently free.
  • PowerPad a neat Notepad like extension for the Poweshell command prompt. Free.
Some Microsoft tools
  • ADSI Edit- allows you to look under the hood of Active Directory and explore the partitions and edit and create items.
  • WMI Administrative Tools- This download contains CIM Studio, a fantastic tool for letting you explore WMI - it's a bit like ADSI edit for WMI. You can explore the schema, retrieve WMI objects, run their methods an
  • d register for WMI events. If you are at all interested in WMI you must install this toolset.
Powershell add-ons
  • Power Gadgets Gorgeous, easy to use data visulation components. Not cheap but worth every penny! Make sure you watch the demo.
Other cool stuff

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Posted by tb on Monday, January 07, 2008 2:23 AM
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