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Explore Stack InternalIn the past I preferred The Regex Coach for its simplistic layout, instantaneous highlighting and its price (free).
Every once in awhile though I run into an issue with it when trying to test .NET regular expressions. For that, it turns out, it's better to use a tool that actually uses the .NET regular expression engine like. That was my whole reason to build Regex Hero last year. It runs in Silverlight, and as such, runs off of the .NET Regex Class library directly.
In the past I preferred The Regex Coach for its simplistic layout, instantaneous highlighting and its price (free).
Every once in awhile though I run into an issue with it when trying to test .NET regular expressions. For that, it turns out, it's better to use a tool that actually uses the .NET regular expression engine like Regex Hero.
In the past I preferred The Regex Coach for its simplistic layout, instantaneous highlighting and its price (free).
Every once in awhile though I run into an issue with it when trying to test .NET regular expressions. For that, it turns out, it's better to use a tool that actually uses the .NET regular expression engine. That was my whole reason to build Regex Hero last year. It runs in Silverlight, and as such, runs off of the .NET Regex Class library directly.
In the past I preferred The Regex Coach for its simplistic layout, instantaneous highlighting and its price (free).
Every once in awhile though I run into an issue with it when trying to test .NET regular expressions. For that, it turns out, it's better to use a tool that actually utilizesuses the .NET regular expression engine. You can use the Regex Buddy for that. $40 isn't much to pay and Regex Buddy is one of the most powerful regex tools out there. Or you can use yet another free tool: like Regex Hero.
In the past I preferred The Regex Coach for its simplistic layout, instantaneous highlighting and its price (free).
Every once in awhile though I run into an issue with it when trying to test .NET regular expressions. For that, it turns out, it's better to use a tool that actually utilizes the .NET regular expression engine. You can use the Regex Buddy for that. $40 isn't much to pay and Regex Buddy is one of the most powerful regex tools out there. Or you can use yet another free tool: Regex Hero.
In the past I preferred The Regex Coach for its simplistic layout, instantaneous highlighting and its price (free).
Every once in awhile though I run into an issue with it when trying to test .NET regular expressions. For that, it turns out, it's better to use a tool that actually uses the .NET regular expression engine like Regex Hero.
In the past I preferred The Regex Coach for its simplistic layout, instantaneous highlighting and its price (free).
Every once in awhile though I run into an issue with it when trying to test .NET regular expressions. For that, it turns out, it's better to use a tool that actually utilizes the .NET regular expression engine. You can use the Regex Buddy for that. $40 isn't much to pay and Regex Buddy is one of the most powerful regex tools out there. Or you can use yet another free tool: Regex HeroRegex Hero.
In the past I preferred The Regex Coach for its simplistic layout, instantaneous highlighting and its price (free).
Every once in awhile though I run into an issue with it when trying to test .NET regular expressions. For that, it turns out, it's better to use a tool that actually utilizes the .NET regular expression engine. You can use the Regex Buddy for that. $40 isn't much to pay and Regex Buddy is one of the most powerful regex tools out there. Or you can use yet another free tool: Regex Hero.
In the past I preferred The Regex Coach for its simplistic layout, instantaneous highlighting and its price (free).
Every once in awhile though I run into an issue with it when trying to test .NET regular expressions. For that, it turns out, it's better to use a tool that actually utilizes the .NET regular expression engine. You can use the Regex Buddy for that. $40 isn't much to pay and Regex Buddy is one of the most powerful regex tools out there. Or you can use yet another free tool: Regex Hero.
