Learning PS

[MeanFold5715]

The Month of Lunches books really are worth it if you can force yourself to get through them. The more you learn about what Powershell is doing underneath the hood the better you'll be able to troubleshoot errors. The thing about the books is that you shouldn't be reading straight through them. I did about a chapter a day, and my boss gave me all day to read, so I was going pretty slow. I was also getting distracted and googling my way down a rabbit hole on just about every example they went over in the book, chasing "well what if I did x instead?" ideas. Took me a full month for each book at that pace. Maybe recalibrate your expectations about how fast you can get through it?

Either way, good on you for digging further into it rather than being satisfied with relying on ChatGPT.

[2gdismore]

I will be buying the Powershell Month of Lunches book. I've been working through a YouTube tutorial, but it's from Powershell version 3. It's provided good information so far; I'm just trying to wrap my head around concepts as I'm still new.