Setting up Vim to work with PowerShell
As an avid console user, I like being able to edit text without opening an interface that requires a mouse. For me this text editor is Vim – the extremely well regarded editor that ships with a very...
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Writing and Running F# Scripts with Vim
When I’m writing software for the .NET Framework I tend to have a copy of F# Interactive open. This lets me run commands directly like so… This is fine for simple stuff, but if you’re writing something...
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Getting Outlook Tasks in PowerShell is actually pretty easy. All you need to do is use the Office Interop to get access to the default tasks folder, then iterate through the items that are returned....
View ArticleQuerying TFS with TFPT.EXE and PowerShell
At Branded3 we use Team Foundation Server for source control, task managment, and various other tracking purposes. One of the benefits of this is being able to run queries with WIQL to pull off...
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Will Neovim rock on Windows?
I have been using Vim on Windows since I switched to 64-bit and edit.com stopped working. Originally I just used the console version inside of PowerShell or the standard command line. In the last...
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