Script-signing is a highly-recomended best practice in PowerShell and the best way to prevent accidentally changed scripts or scripts downloaded from the internet and not properly tested and verified to be executed in your environment. Kirk has just updated his Script Editor add-on allowing you to sign your PowerShell scripts.

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PowerPack creation tutorial: “How to create a PowerPack in 10 minutes”.Snippets and links to other resources for creating Script Editor Add-Ons,.Official PowerGUI Challenge page with detailed rules and information,.Here are a few links to help you get started: Keep in mind that the earlier you start posting your creations to – the more feedback and suggestions you get, so the bigger are your chances of winning the contest! Or a few of both – we have prizes for the most active participants too. A PowerGUI Script Editor Add-On – adding whatever functionality you have always wanted to have in the script IDE of your dream (for ideas, see the add-ons we already have in our library).A PowerPack – extention to the PowerGUI administrative console – PowerShell-based GUI to manage a particular platform (for ideas, see last year winners list or browse PowerGUI Library), or.However, unlike previous years, this time you got to chose how you want to participate. )) and blog posts from us promoting each entry and participant. Just like in all previous years, there is an amazing panel of judges (Jeffrey Snover, Hemant Mahawar, Don Jones, Jeffery Hicks, Shay Levy, Brandon Shell, Aleksandar Nikolic, Marco Shaw, Kirk Munro, and myself), great prizes (up to $1000! Thank you Quest Software. The contest has just started and will last till November, 15th. 🙂 These are the key rules of the 3rd annual PowerGUI Challenge. Create a PowerPack or PowerGUI Editor Add-On, post it, become famous and win prizes! And obviously have lots of PowerShell fun along the way.

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