PowerShell Summit 2026: Key Insights and Highlights
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Three talks, two major releases, one domain bought live on stage - here’s what happened at PowerShell Summit 2026 and what stayed with me.
FOSS
Almost everything I build ends up on GitHub in the open, and this tag collects the posts where free and open-source software is the point – not just the license, but the workflow. Expect writing on dev containers, resume-as-code, localization pipelines, and the sustainability questions that come with maintaining projects in public.
Open source is as much about the community and the plumbing as the code, and these posts try to cover both.
From Burnout To Built-To-Last: The Open Source Org Advantage
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Passion doesn’t scale. Learn how running your open source project as an organization prevents burnout, spreads responsibility, and unlocks a treasure chest of free tools and services for FOSS projects.
The System AI Made Me Do It
I volunteered to moderate a subreddit and immediately built tooling instead. This post walks through how Devvit endpoint restrictions forced a pivot from Claude to Gemini, and how that constraint led to a better, free workflow for turning YouTube playlists into configurable AI-assisted Reddit posts.
¿No Habla Inglés?: PowerShell Localization in Practice
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PowerShell is global, but not everyone works in English. Let’s look at how localization works, how you can add it to your modules, and how to make it easy for your community to contribute translations
RaC: Resume as Code
Create and manage your resume with JSON Resume. Learn schema basics, hosting, themes, and deployment for easy, professional updates.
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Common build tasks for psake and Invoke-Build that build and test PowerShell modules.
