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Thanks, you really helped me out here!

Pls upload more frequently..😅

Thanks for the video 👍 it helped

It's a pretty good video but you need to work on elocution. A lot of what you say sounds mumbled, unless it's your microphone.

mate, your videos are great, best on YT to learn PS.

You know, TH-cam recommendation worked really well right now. I was recently considering developing something similar to what you did, but wow, this is extremely well made. Thank you for sharing! And looking at the documentation, seems to even open the possibility of porting to other languages, which is great!

Cool idea and project! The repo looks great too

Please comment if you successfully play through the "Oxbow Castle" game -- or if you try it and get stuck. I'm curious if the clues work for people.

Thanks for the explanation, and great to see the Big o notation. Looking forward to upcoming videos!

I have followed the entire PowerShell series. I like how it pedagogically follows the object-oriented approach in programming. The channel could be said to be underrated ;)

Thank you, that was awesome😊

Fantastic, thank you very much!

Fantastic video! I really like the progressive complexity of the examples. I was doing well until inheritance, and then the practical applications were lost to me 😂 i still have about 9 mins left to finish watching, so maybe it'll make more sense then!

Hi Niklas, thanx for all your videos! Very much appreciated, even though your channel serves a "niche market"... probably PS fans (like me). Since you're talking about XML and XPath recently, just a tip: take a look at a tool called: Xidel. It's amazing for reading/parsing XML/HTML/Json, handling API's and webscraping. It has many options and DSL's/methods like XQuery/XPath/CSS/HTML-templates/RegEx/Jsonic. Unfortunately it's written in FreePascal, not C#. However, calling Xidel's binary can of course be easily wrapped in PS functions (module). Very powerful addition to PS!

Can you parse the data and write it to a database (sql, access)?

Great video. Would be cool to see F# and powershell side by side too 😊

Love your detailed explanations. Your videos are a goldmine of info. Thank you!!

This explanation was fantastic🔥. Thank you. I’ll be watching your other powershell videos to grasp working with it.

Perfect video for the niche I'm in! Pwsh to c# 😊

One of the best PS tutorials I've seen. Thanks!

Get out of my mind. Was studying C# last night and wanted to understand this better. Thank you.

Very helpful, thanks! Would you follow up with when a static class might be useful with an example(s)?

Niklas - problemet $csv | ForEach-Object { $pop[$_.Name] = $_.CENSUS2010POP} produces an error in PowerShell 7.3.4:- InvalidOperation: Line | 2 | $pop[$_.Name] = $_.CENSUS2010POP | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ | Cannot index into a null array. It works correctly in PowerShell 5.1 ...... Thanks for this excellent PowerShell series

Follow this series! PowerShell is new to me ... have watched many and tried to absorb ( it has to be said ... not very successfully) but your tutorials are some of the best! Both in style and content. I have re-watched each of them and working along with them ... excellent! Highly recommended! - 76 year old of dubious intellectual stature.

Many thanks sir!

pipe to Format-List, what a gem!!

Very impressed with the approach and presentation - working through little projects like this is for me (76 year old with 'self recognised brain-fade') feels like progress. There is, I believe, one other on TH-cam worthy of mention (for the exceptional visual presentation) ABMedia. - Thank you Niklas!!!

It's funny how this youtuber has only 30 subs and explain better than majority! While some pathetics others puts advertising + merchandise + etc. Teaches you nothing!! Keep this channel growing! Never give up!

Thank you for the video

Thank you, Niklas, for great videos on PowerShell programming.

Thanks for sharing this. A couple of recommendations. Concentrate on the topic of the video so here modules and classes. Using a prime algorithm or something like that just bloats things and distracts from the topic. This can find its place in another video. Two simple functions are sufficient for the topic of modules and get to the heart of the topic. There is still a lot to explain about modules and that is not covered here or cannot be dealt with due to lack of time. Presentation: Almost everyone does not see the video in full screen mode on a PC. Most people's attention is focused on the center of the screen. So when you display something in a terminal, the line of your input should be roughly in the center of the video and have a large font that can also be read on a tablet or smartphone. A terminal window in the middle would be better. Many lines do not have to be visible because they are not needed for the learning effect. And you don't need long lines for your examples.

I have started to learn myself. Thanks for the series. Please do use case on Infra side if possible.