Vagrant and Hyper-V

Having previously dismissed Vagrant as a VirtualBox tool I’ve revisited it and found it now supports (from v1.5 onwards) Hyper-V. This is important if you have the Pro version of Windows and have the Hyper-V feature turned on as VirtualBox will not work (see this blog for a workaround if it is really necessary). When creating

Running JavaScript

I’ve covered running PowerShell scripts using the powershell.exe command in this previous post. The same principle will allow you to run any script engine. For example, you can run JavaScript as long as you have node installed. Assuming you add node to the path variable (the default) there are no additional options required, just specify the script to run as the