For the better part of the year I have been having some issues with Windows Terminal that in combination with Powershell (pwsh) which has bothered me quite a lot. It is quite specific issue since it seems occurs when only when Powershell Core is installed via scoop.

I read a while ago that you could validate a Jenkinsfile with a curl command, so I though that maybe I could write a simple Powershell script to do the same, just for practice.

I found one of the best application for windows a while ago: Scoop It is a command-line installer for windows. There are couple other applications which are similiar, like Chocolatey, which I’ve tried and installed couple of applications with it but I never got to use it that much. I really don’t know why, I’m sure it...

At work we need to sometimes install a several tomcat instances on multiple machines. This was quite tedious to do manually so in order to speed things up, I wrote a powershell script which automates the installation. So the only thing I would need to do is to download the specific version that is needed and then run...