Bijay Kumar 
In my years of working with PowerShell, I’ve often needed to count the files in a directory quickly. PowerShell offers several efficient ways to count files in a folder. Some methods are simple one-liners, while others offer more advanced filtering options. In this tutorial, I will explain seven practical methods to count files in a … read more…
Recently, I was working on a script where I needed to check if strings began with certain characters. There are various methods available to do this in PowerShell. In this article, I’ll explain various methods for checking if a string starts with specific characters in PowerShell. You can use these techniques in various scenarios, such … read more…
When I first started writing PowerShell scripts over a decade ago, I quickly realized that consistent naming conventions make a huge difference in code readability and maintainability. Whether you’re writing a simple script or building complex modules, following proper naming standards helps you and your team work more efficiently. In this article, I’ll share the … read more…
As a PowerShell developer, I’ve learned that following consistent variable naming conventions is crucial for writing clean, maintainable code. Over my years of PowerShell scripting, I’ve found that proper naming conventions make scripts more readable and easier to debug. In this article, I’ll share the best practices for PowerShell variable naming that I’ve developed through … read more…
While working on PowerShell scripts, you’ll often need to check if a variable contains data before performing operations on it. There are various methods for checking this. In this article, I’ll show you several methods to check if a PowerShell variable is null or empty. Let us check various approaches and see which one works … read more…
A few days ago, I was guiding one of my clients on how to save form data locally in Power Apps using collections. For saving data, I used the Collect() function instead of the Patch() function. There, we face an issue: when the submit button is clicked more than once, duplicate data is stored in … read more…
Over the years, I’ve found that exporting data to CSV files is one of the most common tasks when working with PowerShell. Recently, one of my clients asked us to export arrays to CSV in PowerShell. There are various methods to do so. In this tutorial, I will explain several ways to export arrays to … read more…
While working with TypeScript arrays, you should know how to add objects to arrays in TypeScript. In this article, I’ll explain multiple ways to add objects to arrays in TypeScript, highlighting best practices I’ve learned from real-world projects. So, let’s dive in! TypeScript arrays are strongly typed, meaning they can be restricted to contain specific … read more…
When working with strings in TypeScript projects, I frequently need to extract a portion of text between specific characters. In this typescript tutorial, we will see how to get string between 2 characters in typescript using different methods. For example, the string is, Mindvalley-Afest#2023, the first character is – and the second character is #, … read more…
When working with PowerShell scripts, I frequently need to convert dates to strings for various purposes – whether it’s creating log files, generating reports, or naming files with timestamps. There are various methods to do in PowerShell. In this tutorial, I will explain five different methods to convert dates to strings in PowerShell, using practical … read more…
PowerShell functions are essential building blocks that help simplify scripts and make code more reusable. These blocks of code perform specific tasks when called by name, saving time and reducing repetition in PowerShell scripts. Functions work like mini-programs within your larger script, accepting inputs, processing data, and returning results. In this tutorial, I will explain … read more…
Are you getting the error: connect-sposervice : the remote server returned an error: (403) forbidden in PowerShell SharePoint? I will show you here how to fix this issue. I recently worked on a SharePoint project where I encountered an issue while working with the SharePoint Online site using PowerShell. The error says: Exception calling “executequery” … read more…
Recently, I was developing an automation script to manage a large inventory of servers, and I needed to add items to an array as the script ran dynamically. The challenge is that PowerShell handles arrays differently than many other programming languages. In this tutorial, I will show you five proven methods to add items to … read more…
Recently, I was working on a large TypeScript project that required handling different user roles in a clean and maintainable manner. The requirements included different UI elements and access permissions based on user roles – admin, editor, viewer, etc. That’s when I realized how powerful TypeScript’s switch statements combined with enums can be. In this … read more…
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