This week marks a major milestone for us here at DevCentral: we have reached
our 100th weekly Podcast! To celebrate, we are going to try some new
formats and the first one of these is user interaction! Starting today, we
will be streaming our podcasts live on UStream.tv so you can listen in while
we are recording. Don't worry, we will still be archiving the audio
versions on DevCentral, iTunes, etc.
UStream.tv gives us a few benefits. First, we can broadcast video along
with the audio. At this point we are unable to syndicate everyone's webcam
from our team but this gives us some options for the future. Another
benefit here is that you are welcome to comment in our chat session as well
if you feel the need to chime in or ask a question.
We really want to move our... (more)
For those that don't know what X-Forwarded-For is, then you might as well
close your browser because this post likely will mean nothing to you…
A Little Background
Now, if you are still reading this, then you likely are having issues with
determining the origin client connections to your web servers. When web
requests are passed through proxies, load balancers, application delivery
cont... (more)
Last week I posted a PowerShell function library for Microsoft’s newly
introduced search engine at Bing.com. The function library was
appropriately named PoshBing. There was a log of interest in the script so I
quickly moved it off my blog and onto a CodePlex project under PoshBing.
Working on the command line is fun and all, but since I spend a good portion
of my time accessing my twitt... (more)
PowerShell is definitely gaining momentum in the windows scripting world but
I still hear folks wanting to rely on Unix based tools to get their job
done. In this series of posts I’m going to look at converting some of the
more popular Unix based tools to PowerShell.
tac
The Unix “tac” command will allow you to see a file line-by-line
backwards. It will print each record in reverse orde... (more)
The folks here on the DevCentral team have been producing a weekly podcast
for a while now. Trying to keep our budget low, we opted to copy what some
other podcasters were doing by making use of Skype for our audio
communication and found a great little Skype add-on called Pamela which
creates high-quality WAV files from Skype conversations.
We created a dedicated Skype account on an old... (more)