Full disclosure: I am the owner of Try It Online.
TIO Nexus has a Powershell interpreter as of a few days ago. It uses Powershell v6.0.0-alpha.13, which is the latest release of Powershell for Linux.
I've re-enabled these aliases โ which conflict with POSIX utilities of the same name on *nix โ to make the online interpreter more similar to Powershell on Windows. Powershell Core has only the aliases the developers deem fit for *nix.
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Full disclosure: I am the owner of Try It Online.
TIO Nexus has a Powershell interpreter as of a few days ago. It uses Powershell v6.0.0-alpha.13, which is the latest release of Powershell for Linux.
I've re-enabled these aliases โ which conflict with POSIX utilities of the same name on *nix โ to make the online interpreter more similar to Powershell on Windows. Powershell Core has only the aliases the developers deem fit for *nix.
Not that I know of, but PowerShell 3.0 has an installable web-based console that is a component of Windows Server. Full intellisense, the works. Very similar to the try* series. Download v3 and try it yourself.
If anyone knows of any free sites that allow learning PowerShell with good Labs that would be wonderful. I want videos but having no labs seems tl slow me down on learning process.