A GUIded Tour
summary
Demos show concrete results: an interactive menu that uses Out-GridView multi-select to pick and act on local accounts, a lightweight UI built by piping metadata into Show-Command as parameter UI, and a WPF XAML form that Bing Co‑Pilot generates in three prompts then gets tweaked in Visual Studio. A PowerShell Universal page exposes scripts with a scheduled refresh (~20s) and buttons that run simple scripts, and wrapping with PS2EXE still requires PowerShell and .NET so the executable is not fully standalone.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:31When to build a GUI
- 7:08PowerShell UI elements
- 12:13Enhancing menus with Out-GridView
- 16:54Quick UIs with Show-Command
- 20:40Building GUIs from scratch
- 23:56AI-assisted form creation
- 27:53Editing XAML in VS
- 33:51Scripts to executables
- 36:14Platform UI solutions
- 37:16PowerShell Universal demo
- 42:54GUI development pitfalls
- 44:22Resources and community
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