Comments on: Using Powershell to make your NuPack Packages – more Awesome http://lostechies.com/erichexter/2010/10/28/using-powershell-to-make-your-nupack-packages-more-awesome/ Tue, 21 May 2013 00:49:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: patrik akselsson http://lostechies.com/erichexter/2010/10/28/using-powershell-to-make-your-nupack-packages-more-awesome/#comment-335 patrik akselsson Sat, 30 Oct 2010 08:08:01 +0000 /blogs/hex/archive/2010/10/28/using-powershell-to-make-your-nupack-packages-more-awesome.aspx#comment-335 I can see so many things go wrong with this approach. What's wrong with a simple readme? I can see so many things go wrong with this approach. What’s wrong with a simple readme?

]]> By: Mahendra Mavani http://lostechies.com/erichexter/2010/10/28/using-powershell-to-make-your-nupack-packages-more-awesome/#comment-334 Mahendra Mavani Fri, 29 Oct 2010 15:05:24 +0000 /blogs/hex/archive/2010/10/28/using-powershell-to-make-your-nupack-packages-more-awesome.aspx#comment-334 Nice..This is hex magic... reason why any company wants you Nice..This is hex magic… reason why any company wants you

]]> By: Matt Hinze http://lostechies.com/erichexter/2010/10/28/using-powershell-to-make-your-nupack-packages-more-awesome/#comment-333 Matt Hinze Fri, 29 Oct 2010 12:34:12 +0000 /blogs/hex/archive/2010/10/28/using-powershell-to-make-your-nupack-packages-more-awesome.aspx#comment-333 That is very slick. That is very slick.

]]> By: Alastair Smith http://lostechies.com/erichexter/2010/10/28/using-powershell-to-make-your-nupack-packages-more-awesome/#comment-332 Alastair Smith Thu, 28 Oct 2010 15:27:22 +0000 /blogs/hex/archive/2010/10/28/using-powershell-to-make-your-nupack-packages-more-awesome.aspx#comment-332 Nice! I really must get around to looking at NuPack in some depth, it looks really powerful. Nice to see it's using PowerShell's native XML processing. A quick tip: you can make a couple of your lines a bit shorter and more PoSh by using the |? filter pipeline, rather than piping into Where-Object explicitly. IIRC, it's just syntactic sugar for what you're doing. E.g.: $startup = $mvcapp.Children.Item(1).Members |? $_.Name -eq 'Applicaton_Start' Nice! I really must get around to looking at NuPack in some depth, it looks really powerful. Nice to see it’s using PowerShell’s native XML processing.

A quick tip: you can make a couple of your lines a bit shorter and more PoSh by using the |? filter pipeline, rather than piping into Where-Object explicitly. IIRC, it’s just syntactic sugar for what you’re doing.

E.g.: $startup = $mvcapp.Children.Item(1).Members |? $_.Name -eq ‘Applicaton_Start’

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