Showing posts with label Development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Development. Show all posts
At this year’s Build conference, we announced the new Microsoft Teams Toolkit for Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code – new extensions providing you everything you need to get up and running for building Teams apps all in one place within these tools. Teams apps focus on increasing collaboration and improving productivity and this new toolkit will empower developers to build solutions with the power of Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code. The Microsoft Teams Toolkit for Visual Studio Code is now generally available and can be installed from the the Visual Studio Marketplace here. We’re also excited to announce that the toolkit for Visual Studio is available for public preview and can be installed here.

Source : Microsoft 365 Developer Blog
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I’ve spent some time over the last few days getting my Windows Terminal setup in order. Hopefull you saw my recent post about backing up my settings.json file. I’ve also put together a few other simple PowerShell scripts that I use to make Windows Terminal even easier to use and manage.
Windows Terminal uses a defaults.json file that you can override with your own settings.json. Or put another way, the files are essentially merged with settings.json “winning” any conflicts. My challenge was wanting to know what is in the defaults file, especially with regards to keybindings. I wrote this very short script to launch the file.

Source : The Lonely Administrator
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The struggle is real. 
Are you facing issues with PowerShell remoting and credentials? You remote into your jump box, but then any remoting beyond there gets a big red ACCESS DENIED. Maybe you’ve tried CredSSP, but people say that isn’t safe. Read today’s post for a completely legit, secure, safe, and easy way to enable Kerberos double hop for PowerShell remoting.

Source : Microsoft Docs
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Microsoft has a beautiful new monospaced font designed specifically for programming and Windows Terminal.

Source : Thurrott.com
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A handy PowerShell feature most people take advantage of is parameter value tab completion. Parameter value tab completion allows you to tab through available values you can pass to PowerShell commands.

Source : adamtheautomator.com
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