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Your descriptive title here

Published by [your name here]. [Write your twitter handle here] on Twitter (remove this line if you don't want your name in the file)

Introduction / description

What is it that your resource do? How do you use it. Does it have any prerequesites?

Your resource

Add here, or add it as a file on its own. Remember to give it the same prefix and descriptive name as this file. 





How to use this template (delete this section)

Path to awesome

  • copy this file
  • give it a descriptive name - do not call it readme.md
  • remember to add a prefix to the name to describe what category/tech the resource applies to.
  • save the file in the appropriate folder
    • Cheat sheets - as the name describes this folder contains various cheat sheets
    • Code samples - a folder for code samples. Larger samples will provide a readme-file that explains how to run that sample.
    • PowerShell - will contain both markdown files that describes larger POCs, and pure powershell files.

Some useful markdown to know

Use # for headings and - for bullet lists. Use ** for bold text, and _ for italic text

You can use > to higlight some text like shown below

This is a highlightet text

Create a line with ---


For inline code use ``. Codeblocks starts and ends with 3 ```.

// This is a comment in a code block
const myVariable = "123";

To add syntax highlighting write the language after the first set of ```javascript

// This is a comment in a code block with javascript highlighting
const myVariable = "123";

You can also use html tags like <br/> to create more space.