Powershell for beginners webinar Part 2

Lots of people joined the webinar, It was super cool and hopefully I taught you all something.

The recording can be found here. I’m still sorting through the Q&A but gonna get a bite to eat first, feel free to add questions as the Q&A is still open, we have a total of 124 questions right now so It’s gonna take me some time.

The scripts can be found at https://github.com/KelvinTegelaar/Webinars.

I’ll be following this up with an intermediate session on a later date. I hope you guys enjoyed it because I really did! 🙂

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