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- 1. Let me script that for you A Developers Guide to PowerShell Adam Burcher The SharePoint Baker adam@thesharepointbaker.co.uk http://www.thesharepointbaker.co.uk #sharepointbaker
- 2. The Plan • Brief PowerShell Intro • Why I use PowerShell • So should you use it? • DEMO writing some scripts • Where next? • DEMO Enhancing Scripts (if time!) • Q&A
- 3. What is PowerShell? “Windows PowerShell® is a task-based command-line shell and scripting language designed especially for system administration. “ - http://technet.microsoft.com/library/bb978526.aspx • Built on the .Net Framework • Run pre-built/compiled cmdlets • Very extensible – console, custom scripts/functoins, custom compiled modules etc
- 4. Why PowerShell – My Issues • Multiple environments needing to be kept in sync Developer Dev UAT Staging Production • Manual setup/configuration • Time consuming + error prone • Releasing notes, configuration guides…paperwork to track every change • Needing to rollout content and configuration
- 5. So should you use it? • It depends! • What suits - • your setup? • your environment? • your clients? • “But I can do this with an Event Receiver” • Code vs Content vs Configuration
- 6. What are we Scripting? • What we have • Site Collection – http://site.tsb.local/sites/suguk • Publishing Portal • WSP with some basic branding – masterpage, CSS, Page layout, Content Type, List Definition • What we need • Creating a List + Populating it • Some Content
- 7. > THE DEMO
- 8. Where next? • Treat your scripts like Code • Code Review • Test! • Put your scripts in TFS • Source Control • Versioning • Use as part of CI process • Let TFS build and configure your site • Create Release/Deployment packages
- 9. > EXTENDING SCRIPTS DEMO
- 10. Summary • Brief PowerShell intro • Scripting options for rolling out ‘content’ • Easily converting C# to PowerShell • Hopefully given some ideas!
- 11. The End – Thank you for listening Any Questions? adam@thesharepointbaker.co.uk http://www.thesharepointbaker.co.uk #sharepointbaker
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- SharePoint Consultant and Developer for Mando GroupEmail, Tweet me, add me on Linked In etc