Did you know the #PowerShell split method has a 'MaxSubString' parameter?. If you specify .split('.',2) it'll split the string at the first two . and then stop #PowerShellTip

#PowerShellTip get odd numbers in oneliner. (1. 10).where({$_ % 2})

#PowerShellTip to zoom in ISE or VS Code by sendkeys class and sendwaitmethod().^ is 'CTRL' and {ADD} is '+'.Zoom by 5% 😉

Did you know that you can assign multiple variables via the Split operator (and string method)?. #PowerShell #PowerShellTip

----------#PowerShell Tip #2----------. Get-Help automatically adds the wildcard characters behind the scenes. In the example, the (*) wildcard characters are not required and omitting them produces the same result. #PowerShellTip #girlswhocode #100DaysOfCode #azure #Microsoft

Make your code editor window the same size as your normal column length to discourage long lines. #PowerShellTip http://t.co/Lr3OaVXhoA.

#PowerShellTip to find methods overload definitions [math]::abs

@deadlydog @blackboxcoder Maybe it'd be valuable for tiPS to add something like a 'FeedbackPattern' property to the PowerShellTip class? A non-breaking change that would make tiPS extensible to Feedback Providers. Any FeedbackProvider like PSClippy could search for tips that match the cmd that was ran

If you are using PowerShell as your terminal in VSCode, you can pipe any output or variable to 'New-EditorFile'. 😎#powershelltip

PowerShell Tip: Parse a date inside a string

#PowerShellTip: To change your prompt, use the following syntax:. function prompt { 'Test: ' + (Get-Location) + '> '}. You can then retrieve the contents of the function with the following:. Get-Content function:\prompt

#powershell PowerShell Tip: Parse a date inside a string

#PowerShellTip to render HTML on browser using #Polaris module! .Working on own middleware template. Try it yourself! .

#PowerShell Tip: Parse a date inside a string

#PowerShellTip #PowerShell one liner .Get previous month last date .([DateTime]::Today.AddDays(- ([datetime]::)).ToLongDateString()

@orzelc: If you access that reference sys via Windows, this should help: #powershelltip.

#Powershelltip: Need to track or review what you do in powershell? Use Start-Transcript to log to a file. http://bit.ly/9jfz9c.

#PowerShellTip to print local currency ({0:c} -f 25).

TIL that you can label your loops in PowerShell and then control which one you break out of by referencing the label. That's pretty neat! #PowerShellTip. e.g.