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Nobody pointed it out, but there's also https://regexr.com/ https://regexr.com/ It's how I learned regex years ago, and I still use it today to test/build more
by darau1 7y ago
Nobody pointed it out, but there's also https://regexr.com/ https://regexr.com/
It's how I learned regex years ago, and I still use it today to test/build more complex patterns.
- jve 7y agoWell, there is a whole list of useful regex links posted 5 months ago when someone posted url to RegExr. Enjoy: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20614847 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20614847
- strig 7y agoMy go-to is https://regex101.com/ https://regex101.com/
- darau1 7y agoDidn't know about this. Thanks!
- chirss 7y agoWe use it on slack and irc for debugging people's regular expressions all the time. Being able to have 30 revisions to a base regex to troubleshoot is fantastic. Plus the quiz is awesome.
- 52-6F-62 7y agoI use the same as a default. It's been a great help.
- bepvte 7y agoI love regex101. It uses webassembly for some of its engines
- huseyinkeles 7y agoI've been using regex101 for many years and love it! The debugger [0] that it has is amazing! [0] - https://regex101.com/debugger https://regex101.com/debugger
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- smartmic 7y agoHere is my goto resource for checking regexpr with railroad diagrams: https://regexper.com/ https://regexper.com/
- imafish 7y agoI love regexr. Has been a constant tab in my browser for years now.