Time line below: This video is great for learning ISESteroids and PowerShell. ISESteroids is a fantastic tool especially for folks that do not write new PowerShell script enough to stay proficient with syntax. ISESteroids provides the assistance needed to let to create a script quickly. The debugging capabilities added by ISESteroids are also fantastic and a must have capability. Here is a timeline list of this video that might be handy: 00:20 - Code reuse with ISESteroids 00:55 - Create Example TextToSpeach 02:30 - Turn ConvertTo-Speech into Function (this changed in later versions of ISESteroids Right-Click code, select "Selection", select "Auto-Create Function") 07:60 - Export Function to a Module 10:10 - Using Functions in Module 10:53 - Using Your Functions - Finding Modules - Using Functions 11:20 - Modifying/Manage Functions 12:20 - $env:PSModulePath 12:30 - Create Function from code snippet 13:20 - Create Function using "From Syntax" wizard 15:44 - Demo function with Pipeline and Dynamic Parameters 19:28 - Quick way to create function - right-click 'Create Function from Syntax' 20:45 - Explore PowerShell built-in cmdlet 21:34 - Creating Function from .NET System Methods

can you please show me how to build SSL scan script ?

what version of ISE is this ?

This product is looking more and more awesome. A question came up this morning, 12 hours after I watched this video: Can ISESteroids pick up and rename variables/parameters in comment based help? For example I have a cmdlet with the switch parameter 'EmailOnly' and in the examples in my comment based help I have 'Get-RandomNoun -EmailOnly' If I rename the parameter, will it update the help for that cmdlet too? n.b. I haven't tried the trial out yet to test myself, but thought it was an interesting question that you may be able to easily answer.

Looks pretty cool, but I would have preferred narration in the video to explain what's going on, versus the overly dramatic/spacey soundtrack. ;-)