I'm wanting to find something better than the ISE for my day-to-day scripting, and I've come across a few good choices, such as Idera's PowerShellPlus (which I admit, I've not really played around with, but it's free).SAPIEN PowerShell Studio 2022 v5.8.211 (圆4) | Size: 710.59 MB The one recommended by Don Jones and Jeffrey Hicks seems to be Sapien Powershell Studio, but I'm really hesitant to shell out almost $400 for it, though I like some of the features in it. Alternatively, they offer a free community edition of the old version of it, Primal Forms then, there's the more general-purpose coding/scripting platform they have, PrimalScript (which costs the same as Powershell Studio).
Okay, I'm overwhelmed.I also can't find anything that shows what PSStudio offers that PrimalForms Free doesn't, and the only thing I can find that PSStudio does over PrimalScript is the ability to create a GUI interface (which I'd really like to do!). So, does anyone have good experience with these different products? Or maybe another great scripting tool to point me to? I'd love some help and ideas!Īlso, I've not found anyone who's compared them to PowershellPlus. PowerShell Plus was pretty good, but-for me-I found it a slow overall feel. SAPIEN POWERSHELL STUDIO SIGN SCRIPT PLUS I did purchase PowerShell Studio and kinda wish I hadn't. The forms part is amazing and probably worth the price of admission for that, but the general user experience was bad. What I didn't like about it was you could rearrange all of the windows but it wouldn't save them, so you had to rearrange them again the next time you started up. Also, the interface COMPLETELY reconfigures itself when you run/debug a script and the variable window is not up by default.
The variable window will show you all of your variables and their values as you step through each line of script. So I had to rearrange the window EVERY time I ran a script!!! To make matters worse, it would show recently created variables at the top, then shuffle them down to the alphabetical list. SO I was always hunting for the variable (is it up here. No, must be down here.) It also shows ALL of the built in PowerShell variables (and there are a lot). SAPIEN POWERSHELL STUDIO SIGN SCRIPT PLUS.
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