I hope you learned a few tips and tricks in this book. This book was created to bring together all of the little gotchas and tips collected by myself and the PowerShell community over the years. It was written not necessarily as a best practices guide but more of a source to confirm you’re designing scripts according to community guidelines.

PowerShell is a forgiving language. That forgiveness is a double-edged sword. In one sense, you can write PowerShell code that gets a job done quickly in many different ways. However, with that kind of flexibility comes higher importance of good design decisions. Even though you can do something doesn’t mean you should!

I hope this book has taught how to write better PowerShell code and go from a simple script-maker to a tool-building guru!