Writing a WebApp using PowerShell only.
Crazy? Maybe.
Possible? Absolutely.
PowerShell WebApp
Web Applications are popular, and require either knowing some front-end technologies or using some other solutions like no-code.
What about PowerShell, can you build a web app using only PowerShell language?
Yes, you can write a WebApp in PowerShell, and I will show you how in this video.
It comes down to two PowerShell modules – Pode and Pode.Web – all you need to do is to run Install-Module Pode,Pode.Web and you can start building your applications.
There’s not a single line of HTML or JavaScript – all you work with are functions and script blocks, a lot of script blocks.
The Pode module is the server itself – you can run it on it’s own if you’d like to e.g. serve an API.
Pode.Web is what creates the web pages and all elements on them. This video focuses on Pode.Web
About the WebApp
You will see how I came along to create a simple password generator – all working in the web browser!
But we are not going to stop at generating passwords – the WebApp will then have a feature to share passwords securely using pwpush.com.
And this all is going to happen within the 40-minute-long video.
Watch the video, grab the code from the source code and build your first PowerShell WebApp in no time!
https://github.com/thekamilpro/About-PowerShell/tree/main/PowerFul%20Modules/Pode
https://badgerati.github.io/Pode
https://badgerati.github.io/Pode.Web
