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Rubular: a Ruby regular expression editor and tester

73 pointsby tomhabout 14 years ago

9 comments

zefhousabout 14 years ago
One of my favorite things about Rubular is the "Make Permalink" feature. Paste the link as a comment above your regex and you can easily get back to the same place later.<p>The permalink includes your test string(s) and makes it really easy to see what was going on when you wrote it.
smackjerabout 14 years ago
I use Rubular all the time, and it inspired me to build <a href="http://strfti.me" rel="nofollow">http://strfti.me</a>.
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zquestzabout 14 years ago
Yeah this has been around for ages, not sure why this got reposted. Either way, this is still by far the best regexp site out on the net right now. There just isn't a better way to test your regexps.
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jcblitzabout 14 years ago
Yes it's a great tool, but this isn't exactly "news". Just Google rubular site:news.ycombinator.com
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hjaltijabout 14 years ago
I use this all the time even when I'm writing code in other languages. Love it.
bstarabout 14 years ago
I've been using rubular since it's inception. There are lots of sites/apps for building regex's, but rubular has always been my goto guy. To the developer, thanks for an awesome site!
f1gm3ntabout 14 years ago
<a href="http://www.gskinner.com/RegExr/" rel="nofollow">http://www.gskinner.com/RegExr/</a> Anyone use this?
erik_pabout 14 years ago
is it regular expression day on HN? Waiting for the inevitable Phplar (pheeplar) and Scalar :)
skrebbelabout 14 years ago
for me, these tools just underline how horrible regex syntax really is.
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