Hi everyone. I am David, and I have over 15 years of professional experience in cloud & software engineering. My previous employers include Google and Microsoft.
Due to my history, I have technical strengths with the cloud service providers GCP and Azure and am considered a subject matter expert in the Cloud and Cybersecurity area. I am a regular speaker at RoundTables, MeetUps, and conferences. Recently, I focused heavily on DevSecOps, SRE, and Cloud Computing to strategic challenges such as Cloud Security and FinOps.
Today, I am the CEO of shiftavenue, a high-tech consulting company focusing on strategy and technology with an additional focus on People, Teams, and Culture, as customers won´t reach their goals without their people.
David das Neves
Chief Executive Officer
Power in the shell 
Hi David,
I have just had a look at one of your older talks at PowerShell Conference EU.
I then went on to look at the GitHub repo: https://github.com/psconfeu/2016 and was not able to find any scripts. There is content under your name in the later years, but 2016 there was none.
Is there any chance you might still have some of the more complicated scripts? Could you publish it or send it to me privately?
Thank you.
Christian
PS: Frage mich gerade, warum ich Englisch geschrieben habe, aber ….
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Das war der Talk zu Powershell GUIs mit WPF and Forms
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Hi Christian,
sorry für die Latenz.
Schau mal hier: https://powerintheshell.com/2016/05/04/psconfeu-interviews-material/
und hier: https://github.com/psconfeu/2017/tree/master/David%20das%20Neves/PSConfEU17_GUIs_Preconf
Bei Rückfragen einfach melden.
Das Modul kannst dir über Install-Module PSGUI herunterladen und mit Start-PSGUIManager die UI öffnen. Da kannst auch die Demo-Projekte ansehen.
Liebe Grüße,
David
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PSGUI is awesome, just curious if along with binding can a template be created to have separate controls fill a datagrid. i.e.by modifying a template to change things like column header values as well as bindings in a datagrid column?
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