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Gilbert Sanchez

Gilbert Sanchez

Not just good. Good enough.

I’ve created this blog as a way to help share some of my discoveries. I’m a believer in Learning in Public and these posts are more polished compared to the notes in my Digital Garden.

Nothing I write is “The Way” but rather “A Way”. Have a different approach? Tell me all about it!

I work as a Staff Software Development Engineer, formerly known as the Señor Systems Engineer at Meta. I enjoy spreading the love of PowerShell at scale. A fan of Role Playing Games (RPG), you can check out my RPG-oriented modules on the PowerShell Gallery.

Perfection is the enemy of progress. - Winston Churchill

Recent

From Terminal to TRMNL: A PowerShell Dashboard Journey
·1378 words·7 mins
PowerShell TRMNL REST
It’s surprisingly easy to build your own custom dashboard with TRMNL, webhooks, and a bit of PowerShell. I used it to send dynamic data (like quotes and images) to an old device—no polling needed, just a simple POST and some fun templating.
RaC: Resume as Code
·815 words·4 mins
VSCode FOSS
Create and manage your resume with JSON Resume. Learn schema basics, hosting, themes, and deployment for easy, professional updates.
Beyond Regex: Advanced PowerShell Code Analysis with ASTs
·1573 words·8 mins
Linting PowerShell VSCode
In this post I’ll be walking through an example of a (silly) request you might see at work and show you how you can leverage AST’s to update your codebase.
Sharing Your Custom PSScriptAnalyzer Rules
·467 words·3 mins
DevEx PowerShell Linting
Learn how using a simple “proxy” module, will allow you to use custom PSScriptAnalyzer rules in all your repositories!
Taming My ADHD with Obsidian and PowerShell
·1352 words·7 mins
PowerShell PKM
Alleviating my ADHD headaches with Obsidian. Periodic Notes and Templater extensions save the day by reminding me of the next step towards my larger goals.
The Power of Devcontainers
·901 words·5 mins
Docker FOSS GitHub Linting TDD
Quickly learn about devcontainers and how they can unlock more contributors to your projects.