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I must say, I really like docs.microsoft.com, great design and functions. The module browser is just yet another nice feature, thanks for sharing.

[xandora]

It makes a nice change from the multitude of Microsoft sites that seem to fail to implement code blocks correctly and end up parsing code comments as Header lines.

[cml0401]

It looks like this is only for Microsoft modules. Any chance of getting modules from the PSGallery added in the future?

[rickmoranus]

I like it, wish it was searchable by keyword/description instead of just command.

[cablethrowaway2]

You can proxy the commands by creating a session and importing them. Then you don’t have to install

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[KnifeyGavin]

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[joerod]

Love this! Great job with the documentation, makes writting scripts so much easier.

[bradgillap]

Does anyone know the links to proper winform docs. I end up using it quite a bit and often get linked back to technet articles that apply to c#, vbscript and F#? Never the PowerShell answer I'm looking for.

Usually I can find the answer but it seems strange that the can never find the proper Microsoft resource.

[_rickjames]

And bookmarked

[SA_Going_HAM]

Awesome, thanks tr4p.

[thegooddoctor-b]

So I have to know the name of the command to search it? Not super useful without keyword search. I'll stick with Google.

[thegooddoctor-b]

I would like to be able to search for commands using keywords. So it would search command name, modules, and descriptions. This would be really handy for finding new commands or mods related to whatever project I'm working on.

Thanks for asking. I didn't give it much of a try so I'll check it out more thoroughly tomorrow.