How easy is it for you to do things like share code with your teammates, get them to use your tools/scripts, or onboard new employees, especially if they may not be as experienced with PowerShell as you?

Good news everyone, there's an easier way to do this!

PowerShell can leverage Notebooks - self-contained files which can contain not only code, but previous executions of the code. These notebooks can be hugely beneficial in easing the load of making sure that code works in different locations, including pipelines, and without worrying about things like a profile or extra pre-requisites outside of the code.

Although these notebooks were primarily built for data science usage, as proficient PowerShell enthusiasts, we are used to being flexible with making tools work for how we need them to work.

Even better, these notebooks also only need a platform with the capabilities of using their features, which for us is just VSCode and a simple extension.

Let's show everyone how easy it is to edit & execute code, deal with self-contained variables, run these in a pipeline, and use this as a documentation & training tool.