Owning Your Career with Don Jones, Mastering Microsoft Graph
+Exploring PSClaudeCode agents and the critical transition away from Exchange Web Services
Microsoft Graph 1 - Overview and basics of Microsoft Graph with PowerShell
JackedProgrammer has a great video about utilizing Microsoft Graph as a unified REST API endpoint to manage and access data across Microsoft 365 and Azure using consistent syntax. He demonstrates how to set up an Azure app registration, explains the critical differences between delegated and application permissions, and provides a live demo of connecting to the API using native PowerShell commands like Invoke-RestMethod without requiring the heavy SDK.
Install Nerdfonts using PowerShell
Harm Veenstra has a great blog post about how to easily install NerdFonts on Windows, Linux, or macOS using a specialized PowerShell module. The guide demonstrates how to use simple commands to browse available fonts and install them individually or in bulk to enhance the visual experience of your terminal and development environment.
https://powershellisfun.com/2026/01/30/install-nerdfonts-using-powershell/
Owning Your Career and Your Time. The PowerShell Podcast E212 Don Jones
Andrew Pla has a great video about the critical mindset shift of owning your career as your own personal property while your employer only owns your current job. He interviews PowerShell icon Don Jones, who explains how to stop “driving aimlessly” through your professional life by setting clear life goals and using high-level questioning to influence decisions at work.
Microsoft Previews userConfiguration Graph API
Tony Redmond has an interesting article about the launch of the new UserConfiguration Graph API preview, which provides a modern replacement for managing hidden Folder Associated Items (FAIs) in Exchange. This update is a critical step in Microsoft’s transition away from Exchange Web Services (EWS), allowing developers to continue accessing and updating persistent application settings as the older protocol is phased out.
https://office365itpros.com/2026/02/05/userconfiguration-api-beta/
Building Your First PowerShell Module (Live) | Module 101 w/ Fred Weinmann
On this week’s PowerShell Wednesday, Andrew Pla sits down with Fred Weinmann has an interesting video about how to transform a simple PowerShell script into a professional, redistributable module using automated templating and GitHub workflows. The session provides a “PowerShell maturity model” for learners while demonstrating live how to use the PSModuleDevelopment toolkit to automate file splitting, testing, and publishing to the PowerShell Gallery.
Obsidian TaskNotes Extension
HeyItsGilbert has an interesting repository about a PowerToys Run extension that integrates with the TaskNotes Obsidian plugin to manage tasks, track time, and run Pomodoro sessions directly from the Windows desktop. The project enables users to view, complete, and archive tasks through a rich UI with priority and due date badges.
https://github.com/HeyItsGilbert/ObsidianTaskNotesExtension
n7on/pup: A PowerShell Module for Browser Automation
n7on (Anton Lindstrom) has a great repository on a native PowerShell module designed for browser automation. It leverages PuppeteerSharp and the DevTools API to automate browsers across all PowerShell versions by targeting netstandard 2.0.
What’s Cooking in the AI Space – Jan 2026: Claude in Excel, PSClaudeCode Agents & More
Doug Finke has a great video on the exploding intersection of PowerShell and Agentic AI as of early 2026. In this livestream, Doug demonstrates practical AI integrations like Claude in Excel for automated data manipulation and his own PSClaudeCode for building autonomous agents natively in PowerShell.
Capturing The Registry With A (dot)Net
Jeff Hicks has a great post about going beyond the standard PowerShell Registry provider to interact directly with the Microsoft.Win32.RegistryKey .NET class. The article explains how using these underlying classes provides advanced users with more control and flexibility when opening registry hives, navigating subkeys, and accessing values.
https://buttondown.com/behind-the-powershell-pipeline/archive/capturing-the-registry-with-a-dotnet/
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