While I will be doing SCCM scripting when he gets it going, in the meantime I am trying to automate things, try to create tools the help desk can use to get my team the information we need to complete work, etc. This means I am going to stay as 'the scripting guy'. We have a new guy starting soon who will be the VM/Server guy. Is anyone using powershell studio? Would they recommend it for tool making? Can VS Code do similar things? Is POSHGUI/VS Code a good way to go? What are you seeing as the major benefits of VS Code that could help me understand how I could be using it more effectively? I know it has to have something going for it for everyone to rave about it. I set it up for powershell use, and am wondering what everyone else is doing that I am not so I can possibly just save some money and switch to VS code entirely. I have VS Code but am not seeing why people like it so much. Searching the sub I see a lot of "forget ISE, get vs code!!!" posting. msi installers which PS Studio can do but it could just be a gimmick. I am trying to compare what each can do so I can find the right tool for me. I'm looking at Powershell Studio 2019 as a potential purchase - my help desk would most benefit from GUI based tools, scripts built as exes, and while there is POSHGUI, PS Studio may have benefits over POSH.
Windows PowerShell (POSH) is a command-line shell and associated scripting language created by Microsoft.
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