Hmm, Interface Looks nice but I don't see how searching thru a menu to find the sort command is easyer that typing Get-Command *Sort*. and then inserting "| Sort IPAddress " into your native Powershell statement. Powershell is pretty discoverable as it is. But again PowerWP looks nice. Maybe you can sell me on another feature, like Script packaging into an .exe
In general I find that typing in the PowerShell console (and cmd.exe before that) faster and more accurate than clicking around a gui BUT I interact daily with many more people that prefer exactly the opposite. PowerWF makes it easier for me to interact with them. I can give them a PowerShell 1-liner in email or IM; they can SEE it in PowerWF. They can build up a PowerShell script via drag-n-drop then deploy it to a Cmdlet that I can use in script
Hmm, Interface Looks nice but I don't see how searching thru a menu to find the sort command is easyer that typing Get-Command *Sort*. and then inserting "| Sort IPAddress " into your native Powershell statement. Powershell is pretty discoverable as it is. But again PowerWP looks nice. Maybe you can sell me on another feature, like Script packaging into an .exe
DarthNefatious 2 years ago
In general I find that typing in the PowerShell console (and cmd.exe before that) faster and more accurate than clicking around a gui BUT I interact daily with many more people that prefer exactly the opposite. PowerWF makes it easier for me to interact with them. I can give them a PowerShell 1-liner in email or IM; they can SEE it in PowerWF. They can build up a PowerShell script via drag-n-drop then deploy it to a Cmdlet that I can use in script
(disclaimer; I'm one of the PowerWF developers)
benvierck 2 years ago