What PowerShell User Groups and Community Events Are Worth Joining?
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MangoOrbit_42
I'm looking for PowerShell user groups and related activities to add to the calendar. Which groups are active, and do they meet in person, virtually, or in a hybrid format? I'd also love to hear about upcoming meetings, community calls, and other events that PowerShell users should know about.
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The PowerShell engineering team runs a monthly Community Call. It’s a good addition to the calendar if you’re interested in project updates, discussions, and presentations from the team and community.
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There are also city-based groups, including one in New York City. Meetup listings are often the easiest way to find local schedules, though some groups may be virtual or hybrid rather than strictly in person.
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A few virtual groups worth checking out are the Research Triangle PowerShell User Group, which typically meets at least monthly, the Pacific PowerShell User Group, which usually meets on the second Wednesday of each month at 6 p.m. Pacific, and the newer Ohio PowerShell User Group. The formats and schedules can change, so it’s best to check each group’s current event listings. User group organizers are also usually happy to hear from people who want to give a talk.
MangoOrbit_42: Do you know whether the Ohio group is virtual, in person, or still deciding on a format?
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New York has an active PowerShell group with regular presentations, and Doug Finke is often involved. Checking its current event schedule should give you the latest meeting details.
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MangoOrbit_42: That’s exactly the kind of activity I was hoping to find. I’m interested in both user groups and broader community events.