Full Stack PowerShell
summary
Pure PowerShell HTTP server is built end to end: a background thread job plus PowerShell events routes requests, serves HTML/CSS/JS, generates SVG and 3D pages with 3JS, and streams media by handling range requests. The demo runs as 500 lines of PowerShell (about 300 shown) and yields 1–2 ms responses on a laptop. File streaming implements streaming via range requests, static sites are generated from .ps1 files, and a websocket aggregator pulls social posts into a static feed.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:18What is full stack PowerShell
- 4:08Live demo: PowerShell web server
- 7:21Simplest PowerShell web server
- 17:33Routing requests in PowerShell
- 22:47Modern web client tech
- 27:52Generating HTML with PowerShell
- 28:35JavaScript in PowerShell
- 33:18Dynamic CSS with PowerShell
- 36:56Scalable Vector Graphics in PowerShell
- 45:153D graphics: Three.js + PowerShell
- 48:23No route table demo deep dive
- 1:07:44Storage for PowerShell apps
- 1:12:02Static site generation
- 1:13:48Real-time data with PowerShell
- 1:22:50PowerShell + AT Protocol
- 1:26:45Q&A
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