Unit Testing, Agile Development, Leadership & .NET - By Roy Osherove
Very cool!
YES! I really am excited about what people are going to do with System.Linq.Expresssion - and this is a beautiful example. Looking forword to playing with it. Very nice.
Thanks!
Sweet! Thanks! I'm not a .NET programmer yet, but things like this move me in that direction...
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Very cool! :D
Cool! Finally an approachable way to finding matches with regular expressions!
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Linq to Regex - Regex goes easier
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Nice Job Roy! Need to get my hands on this one.
Very nice! I love LINQ, and Regexes are so ugly sometimes. Maybe the best of both worlds?
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I've been getting more and more interested in how folks extend their applications using plugins and
I've been getting more and more interested in how folks extend their applications using plugins and things.
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Via this post by Roy Osherove. A nice approach for working against regular expressions. I must admit
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People will still have to learn how to construct a regex; be it in the native format or with this "fancy" interface. They'll still have to invest time into knowing how to use it.
So now you trade succinctness for verbosity, whooptiedoo and utterly useless.
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