PowerQuest (you know, my new hobby of making Windows PowerShell less productive by making a game snap-in) has found a home on Microsoft’s CodePlex. Since this really is just a hobby, I wanted to be able to share the source code and everything, and CodePlex is all set up to do that. Well, mostly; I have the current binary DLL posted so you can download it and play the game; the docs are up there, too, as is a sample PowerShell profile with some aliases. There are some kinks in getting the source code uploaded, though, so that’ll be coming soon – I’ve sent the friendly CodePlex folks an e-mail asking what I’m doing wrong <grin>. Anyway – please try the game out! CodePlex offers places to ask questions, post suggestions, and an issue tracker to help me keep on top of everything as I work on it in my spare time. I look forward to your feedback!
(PS – if you’re getting into cmdlet development, know that I deliberately wrote the PowerQuest cmdlets in three distinctly different coding styles, all in VB.NET, to help illustrate different ways in which cmdlets could be written – happy to discuss my choices in the ScriptingAnswers.com cmdlet development forum or on CodePlex).
