Even though PowerShell is a command-line tool, that doesn't mean you have to give up using a graphical interface. And a graphical interface doesn't mean you need to resort to writing complicated WPF-based scripts and fight XAML configuration files. You can create graphical console tools for your PowerShell tools using the Terminal.GUI .NET class. If you've used Out-ConsoleGridview, you've seen this class in action. It doesn't matter if your tool is managing Azure, Active Directory, or Microsoft 365. If a graphical interface makes sense, add it! Veteran PowerShell scripter and author Jeff Hicks will guide you from package installation to creating a full-fledge console-based GUI using Terminal.GUI and PowerShell.

This content has been revised since it was first presented in 2023.