PowerShell Basics: Introduction to Objects

[@LuisYera-q4s]

Eddie, this was so helpful, my man. Thank you!

[@EddieJennings]

I'm glad it was useful. The use of objects is the "killer" feature of PowerShell, in my opinion.

[@navarachi095]

This really opened my eyes to what objects were and how to leverage. Thanks so much!

[@EddieJennings]

You're welcome, and thanks for watching! Objects are *the* thing I miss when I'm having to work with Bash.

[@Travis94ZX]

This was a great demonstration to what I was reading in "Learn PowerShell in 30 days of Lunches". I was having a tough time wrapping my head around it and this brought a lot of clarity.

[@EddieJennings]

Travis, I'm glad the video helped. I've heard great things about the "in a month of lunches" series.

[@rahularanger407]

Thanks a lot! Hoping to see more PowerShell videos

[@EddieJennings]

You're welcome! I do have some ideas for more PowerShell content. I'm trying to get all of my RHCE stuff uploaded first.

[@eatpizzanot]

Thank you so much for this video! it really helped me understand the concept of objects in powershell.

[@EddieJennings]

I'm glad it was useful!

[@jonofrombc]

Thanks for helping me understand objects a little bit more

[@EddieJennings]

You're welcome! I'm glad it was helpful.

[@pacmanh22]

Great simple explanation!

[@EddieJennings]

Thank you!

[@kusharora1435]

finally.. i understand. thankyou!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@EddieJennings]

Happy to help!

[@ElizabethRodLom]

A great clean explanation

[@EddieJennings]

Glad it was helpful!

[@BL44Trofl]

Thanks a lot! Most PowerShell beginner tutorials rush way too fast past these basics. Liked & Subbed :)

[@EddieJennings]

You're welcome, and I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the subscription! If I had a particular goal with these PowerShell videos it's to try to explain things in a way that would've helped me when I was learning these concepts (not to imply that I'm no longer learning). My career before IT was with teaching middle school students, and I learned pretty early in that career, it's more efficient to be slower and more thorough, than try to teach too fast and have to re-teach over and over again -- granted sometimes, it felt like you had to re-teach even when going slower, but I digress :)

[@johnramz]

Great job Eddie! I enjoyed it very much. I hope you continue making more PS videos with practical cases.

[@EddieJennings]

Thanks! I intend to. As a matter of fact, I will be making a short one this week!

[@Sitchad1]

Great explanation. Thanks so much

[@EddieJennings]

Thank you! Glad it was helpful.

[@zt.5677]

Thanks for this. Are you planning a video on how .NET interacts with PS? Just the most common .NET blocks.

[@EddieJennings]

Thanks for watching. As of right now diving into the relationship between PowerShell and the .NET framework isn’t on my to-do list, but that may one day change.

[@hsidnam]

Short, simple and best. Keep up the good work Eddie. Appreciate if you could do more videos about -Patterns , -Matches, (I'm OK with Regex however stuck in implementing those regex cmds in the PowerShell).

[@EddieJennings]

Thank you! I do plan on making more PowerShell content. On regex, it's something I always have to reference, because I use it just infrequently enough that I can't keep it memorized. Another matching pattern I like is -contains and -notcontains. You'll find that useful when looking a value within an array or a group of objects.

[@Eilay_Yosfan]

Thanks! Very helpful

[@EddieJennings]

You're welcome!