Topic: Thinking in Events

Scripts are fabulous for automation, but they're not always the best solution, especially when you need to delegate tasks to people who don't know PowerShell. June will lead a hands-on lab where you'll create a GUI app based on Windows PowerShell, write event handlers for Windows Forms events, and package your GUI app in an executable file for distribution. To participate in the lab, bring a laptop (or VM) with Windows PowerShell 3.0 or later, or just come and enjoy the fun.

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To be an active participant in the lab, please be sure to bring a PC/VM with Windows Powershell v3.0 or later.

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Speaker: June Blender

June Blender is a technology evangelist for SAPIEN Technologies, Inc. Formerly a Senior Programming Writer at Microsoft Corporation, she is best known for her work with the Windows PowerShell product team from 2006-2012, developing the help system and writing the Get-Help help topics for PowerShell 1.0 – 3.0. In other roles, June wrote content for the Azure Active Directory SDK and Azure PowerShell Help, Windows Driver Kits, Windows Support Tools, and Windows Resource Kits. She lives in magnificent Escalante, Utah, where she works remotely when she's not out hiking, canyoneering, or convincing lost tourists to try Windows PowerShell. She is a Windows PowerShell MVP, a PowerShell Hero, an Honorary Scripting Guy, and a frequent contributor to PowerShell.org. Contact her at juneb@sapien.com and follow her on the SAPIEN Blog and on Twitter at @juneb_get_help