PowerShell Universal is in my opinion the go-to tool for building versatile applications suitable for personal and business needs. It enables the creation of interactive dashboards, script scheduling, REST API development, and various other functionalities—all achievable with a proficiency in PowerShell.

In team settings, mitigating the common "It runs on my machine" issue is vital. Rather than sharing extensive documentation for installation and configuration, a more efficient and reliable approach is using a Dev Container, a technology that provides a portable and uniform development environment by encapsulating essential tools and configurations within containerized environments.

This session explores the core elements of Dev Containers, guiding you through the process of creating one specifically for PowerShell Universal v4, configuring Visual Studio Code for smooth integration with Dev Containers and PowerShell Universal v4, and mapping your PowerShell Universal code within the Dev Container.