At PowerShellToys.com, you’ll find a bunch of new toys for PowerShell, including the first full release of PowerShellASP + free community license. The new toys? PowerShellADO, PowerShellPanel, PowerShellWebPart, and PowerShellRSS. Here’s a brief description of each, in my own words. For the official description and examples, check out PowerShellToys.com.
- PowerShellASP – write ASP pages with PowerShell scripting instead of vbscript.
- PowerShellADO – execute PowerShell cmdlets and return the results as an ADO.NET data reader:
"select * from 'Get-ChildItem C:\' where Length >= 4000";
- PowerShellPanel – an ASP.NET panel-like control in which you can execute PowerShell cmdlets and render the results.
- PowerShellWebPart – Execute PowerShell cmdlets from within SharePoint to build your own custom SharePoint WebParts.
- PowerShellRSS – Augomatically generate RSS feeds from objects returned by PowerShell cmdlets.
Let me know if you have any questions or cool uses of these products.