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Really good comparison, feel the same way. I use a site to brush up on my regex now and again, but since I'm not using daily, its easy to forget it!
by Vaslo 9y ago
Really good comparison, feel the same way. I use a site to brush up on my regex now and again, but since I'm not using daily, its easy to forget it!
- yelnatz 9y agoWhich site are you using to refresh your regex?
- thorin 9y agoI use this one https://regex101.com/ https://regex101.com/
- verinus 9y agoI really like http://regexstorm.net/ http://regexstorm.net/ for .net based regex- the included regex tester is a very nice feature to debug a regex...
- yroc92 9y agohttps://regexr.com https://regexr.com saved my life
- Analemma_ 9y agoIn addition to the online tools that other commenters have pointed out, I strongly recommend finding a regex "cheat sheet" (there are dozens online) and actually printing it out - I have one pinned to the corkboard next to my monitor and it is invaluable. It will save a lot of time from having to remember all the character classes, which characters do/don't need an escape \, and crazy lookaround syntax ("was it ?<! or ?<=")
- seidoger 9y agoI'll add Debuggex to the list that does a visual representation of a Regex and can be a god-send. https://www.debuggex.com https://www.debuggex.com