Unlock the potential of PowerShell by crafting your own Domain-Specific Language (DSL) tailored to solve unique problems effectively.
In this session, we’ll explore the core principles of DSL design.

We’ll start with the basics by explaining what a DSL is and showcasing some well-known examples.

Next, we’ll dive into the fundamental building blocks of creating a DSL, breaking down the essential components and strategies.

Finally, using real-world examples like Pester and PSHTML, we’ll walk through the process of designing a DSL, from defining your use case to implementing key design patterns.

By the end of this session, you’ll have the knowledge and inspiration to design your own PowerShell DSL, enabling developers and IT professionals to write more expressive, efficient, and maintainable code.

Learn how to create your own Domain-Specific Language (DSL) in PowerShell to solve unique problems with efficiency and clarity. This session will cover the basics of DSL design, key building blocks, and real-world examples like Pester and PSHTML to inspire you to build expressive and maintainable tools.