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James Brundage

Jack of All Trades, Master of PowerShell

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James Brundage

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Prolific Programmer and Polymath. Ex-MSFT, Ex-PowerShell Team. Helped build PowerShell and have taken it to new frontiers for the past 20 years.

Microsoft MVP in PowerShell and Web Development. Creator of many tools and toys.

You can find most of my projects @:

These modules may change your life:

  • ugit - Updated Git in PowerShell
  • Posh - PowerShell made Posh
  • obs-powershell - Script Your Streams
  • RoughDraft - Multimedia toolkit for PowerShell (using ffmpeg)
  • EZout - Easy Types and Format files
  • Turtle - Turtle Graphics in PowerShell
  • Reptile - Scaley Simple Safe Web REPLs
  • Fun - A Fun Functional Web Server
  • Irregular - Regular Expressions Made Strangely Simple
  • PipeScript - Metaprogramming Language made with PowerShell
  • Splatter - Simple Scripts to Supercharge Splatting
  • Benchpress - PowerShell performance benchmarks
  • PSSVG - Script SVGs with PowerShell
  • HelpOut - Helps output PowerShell documentation
  • LightScript - Smarter lighting with PowerShell
  • MarkX - Markdown, XML, and PowerShell
  • OP - Overpowered module for Open Packages
  • WebSocket - Work with WebSockets in PowerShell
Pushing PowerShell’s Perceived Purpose with James Brundage
Podcast Episode 2 min

Pushing PowerShell’s Perceived Purpose with James Brundage

In this episode, we explore different ways that the upper-bound limits of PowerShell have been pushed. We get to hear from one of the most advanced PowerShellers that we’ve met yet. He shares insight into what it was like working on the PowerShell team and how PowerShell has grown massively over …

Podcast Episode 3 min

Episode 60 – Scripting UI with Joel Bennett and James Brundage

A Podcast about Windows PowerShell. Listen: In This Episode Tonight on the PowerScripting Podcast we talk with Joel Bennett and James Brundage about scriptable user interfaces. News ** When it comes to scripting, you"™re a warrior. But mighty warriors need mighty tools! For awesome PowerShell …