It was June 2014 when I started taking my love and passion for PowerShell and putting it on display for people across the world who might benefit from it. You know, right here at tommymaynard.com. My hope is that others may have found my posts helpful to their learning about PowerShell and in building their own projects. The latest that I wanted to reach this 416 post milestone was by the end of June 2022. At that point, in eight years’ time, I would have averaged one written and published post per week. That means that as I continue to write up until the end of June 2022, I will ever so slightly move past the one post published per week average. I have to get to 458 posts — another 42 — to get to 1.1 posts per week for eight years. That is probably not going to happen.

I did all of this with zero advertisements, no popups, or anything else that might get in the way of enjoying and learning about PowerShell. I was a diehard VBScript lover, but I am beyond grateful that I gave it up when I did and moved to PowerShell. I wish I had done it sooner. If I had, there might have been another few years of PowerShell experience under my belt today. There is so much I still want to learn and experience in relation to PowerShell, so those years would have been helpful for me. I cannot wait to see where I am in two or three more years!

Anyway, that is this whole post. I still love PowerShell, I still love to write, and so I cannot imagine why I would ever stop either one. You can expect more from me here, doing my thing, when I create something or find something I think would benefit the PowerShell community.