The Windows PowerShell Toolbox

As much an interactive environment for running scripts as it is a development environment for writing scripts.

A free download that features both a script editor and a souped-up version of the PowerShell console.

A free script editor that doubles as a fully-extensible administrative console.

Windows PowerShell scripting as only Sapien can bring to you.

A suite of tools for authoring Windows PowerShell scripts including a graphical form designer, integrated debugger and drag and drop PowerShell code authoring.

Frank Koch’s free book provides “An introduction to scripting technologies for people with no real background knowledge.”

The ubiquitous Don Jones and Jeffrey Hicks were first out of the gate with their recently-updated book on Windows PowerShell.

Microsoft’s Lee Holmes brings you hundreds of “recipes” explaining how you can use Windows PowerShell to do everything from monitor a file or folder to managing services to manage Active Directory.

The inside scoop on Windows PowerShell from Bruce Payette, co-designer of the PowerShell language.

Ed Wilson’s self-paced tutorial is designed to take you from PowerShell newbie to PowerShell aficionado in just a few easy lessons.

Useful management cmdlets from the folks who brought you PrimalScript.

Scores of cmdlets that do everything from send SMTP or POP mail to create .ZIP files.

Display PowerShell output as graphs, charts, gauges, maps, etc.

Cmdlets, providers, and add-ins created by members of the Windows PowerShell community.

Tab expansion like you’ve never seen it before.

Using Windows PowerShell to manage Active Directory is no longer a dream; it’s a reality.

Use Group Policy as a mechanism for delivering – and executing – PowerShell scripts.

PowerShell cmdlets for working with the Group Policy Management Console (GPMC).

A graphical approach to creating PowerShell-based management solutions.

Tips and tricks from $hay@Israel.

An open source community Web site featuring PowerShell extensions and add-ins.

Courtesy of Marco Shaw, PowerShell MVP.

Don’t miss Keith’s “Effective PowerShell” series.

A new Web site featuring community-powered blogs, wikis, forums, and sample scripts, as well as news and events regarding PowerShell and the PowerShell community.

Jonathan Walz and Hal Rottenberg offer PowerShell tips, news, and interviews. Don’t miss the PowerShell One-Liners and the Cmdlet of the Week.

Random musings (and sample code, tons of sample code) from Lee Holmes, PowerShell developer and author.

Richard is a PowerShell whiz, and a prime mover behind the UK PowerShell Users Group.

What’s this site? Just an all-around great resource for PowerShell news and information.

From Thomas Lee, one of the top contributors to MSDN’s community content.

The official word on Windows PowerShell, with regular posts from Jeffrey Snover and other members of the PowerShell team.

An outstanding collection of PowerShell scripts, articles, links, and other resources.