Open lazywinadmin opened 10 years ago
Is it considered as a Best Practice to avoid .NET methods ?
I think not, but at least don Jones told me, do your best not to use it and use powershell native cmdlets instead
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Is it considered as a Best Practice to avoid .NET methods ?
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Alright, nice to know :+1:
I think we should, because it would loose the concept of powershell cmdlets, unless we have to for a specific function.
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