DEMO2:Powershell Plus Trailer (3:50)
Powershell Plus is our second product, in Beta but availible exclusively to Powershell Analyzer Customers. Powershell Plus extends the windows Console adding functionality that has long been amiss in windows. Additionally its a fully featured Powershell Host including an editor and debugger. We hope that it will be a complete alternative and then more - to put it short: PowerShell PLUS.
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Welcome to the Demos of Shelltool products
DEMO1:Introduction and teaser to Powershell Analyzer (7:33)
This 7 minute video is an introduction to PowerShell Analyzer. WARNING: THIS MAY OVERWHELM YOU. IT GOES VERY FAST. But don't worry, this is on purpose It goes very fast trying to cover a lot in a limited time, so it will create more questions than it gives answers, however for those who already value PowerShell, it should inspire you new possibilities, and for those who don't know much about PowerShell, I hope it prompts you to dig further. The first half is a quick introduction, and the 2nd half a rapid progression of examples without talking set to music.
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I believe PowerShell has great potential even though its limited by the legacy windows console subsystem. But I compare PowerShell to a well written movie, with good directing, great acting, awesome surround sound and stunning 3d graphics, an uncontested Oscar winner. However when experienced at the current windows console, it's like watching that great movie on a 9 inch black and white TV, with a bad TV reception at that. With PowerShell Analyzer, I try to do justice to the PowerShell engine, and give you an IMAX experience, but unlike with entertainment, it's not just for visual experience sake alone, it's for your productivity. An easier learning curve, tools to get the job done faster, with greater consistency, and reproducible productivity.
After you have seen this, and want to know more about powershell in General. Here is a video by Scott Hanselman or check out a series of webcasts from Microsoft from "Windows Powershell Week"
I plan to make some longer, less intense, but deeper videos introducing PowerShell and showing you how it can be used in various admin and developer scenarios.
various screen shots from this webcast
