Regular Expressions (Regex) Mini Bootcamp

[@kevinzhang8974]

This is so far the best and intuitive tutorial for learning regular expression, which I need constantly refresh my knowledge ... Colt is best teacher!!! thank you!!!

[@salembeats]

I actually use regex in real work a lot and so I don't need this in the slightest, but I liked your video because I always recommend your stuff to people asking where to start. Regex seems like a topic that's not covered as well as others, so hoping you did a good job in this video!

[@BIMANNEHA]

Regular Expression mysteries resolved for a lifetime with this tutorial! Great Video!

[@xerxius5446]

I am really impressed by the quality of the videos and the notion documents you provide. It's so useful after watching the video. I usually copy the documents you provide and paste it in my Notion workspace for a follow up read. Thanks for the awesome content !!

[@AshishKumar-sl4ul]

Thank you colt..this is the topic I searched the most....and you made it simple for me.thank you so much again and you are a great instructor ever...

[@luisalbertogarciaibarra9852]

Very good video! This is something I didn't know I needed.

[@ceosuji]

The React course, thanks for pointing that out.

[@simonigreen]

Colt thank you so much for making this video - great primer for newbies and summary of the topic for all devs!

[@shwetadsa8877]

Best Regex Tutorial , covers everything! Thanks Colt :)

[@aadilferoze3621]

Colt, your such a legend! Amazing content for free!

[@fredfile3507]

Hey, my kids love your videos at udemy!

[@afonsoosorio2099]

That is awesome. Thank you a lot for the tutorial and the useful handouts

[@rakshiths.n9680]

Colt Please make a video on who to go through React Documentation effectively, so that we can dig deep into the library..

[@adrian-4767]

Colt you should create a NodeJS bootcamp course!

[@mattiarasulo9798]

Have you taken the web developer bootcamp? It's very complete!

[@simonigreen]

As Mattia said Colt already created a Udemy course which is brilliant and covers Node.js along with a LOT more (www.udemy.com/the-web-developer-bootcamp/)

[@nakulshyamkumar9122]

The web developer bootcamp has that

[@adrian-4767]

@@nakulshyamkumar9122 I know that Colt's web bootcamp has a NodeJS section but what I'm asking is a Complete NodeJS Bootcamp, which is very necessary

[@taariqq]

You the Champ!

[@GiammaCarioca]

Thanks, Colt! BTW I'd love if you could upgrade your SQL course to add Sequelize/ORM!

[@robdev89]

Thanks for that Colt! I mean... I still can't write any decent Regex but at least I understand it better and can implement it.

[@syedaminx]

Thank you so much, really appreciated the little exercises

[@FauzulChowdhury]

This tutorial has been great. Thanks.

[@patientson]

You deserve more views than this. I have known your work for a long time now. Look for more complex projects like data that requires grep, regex, sed and awk.

[@antonvisser7951]

Thanks. That was very usefull

[@marlynch]

Minor quibble: this is incorrect: "This RegEx will match any digit which is immediately followed by either a 1,2,3,7, or 9. Effectively, it looks for 2 digit odd numbers." --> think that should be 1, 3, 5, 7, 9

[@abeshekr7308]

Great info!!Thanks Colt

[@jinwookkim8511]

Another great course! :)

[@chair_smesh]

super helpful!

[@wzupppp]

Thank you

[@thomasmcguire3294]

Like always, great content!

[@adrian-4767]

Colt I'd really like a Complete NodeJS course, are you working on it?

[@iamacyborgbutthatsok1334]

you are a great teacher!

[@laurieknapp5264]

Me: Googles "Regular Expression tutorial"* Me: *groan* Me: Googles "Regular Expression tutorial + Colt Steele"* Me: "Oh thank God..." Nobody explains anything as good as Colt explains it...

[@pulga961]

Can you upload short tutorial about @Reach Router? Gatsby JS switched to it few months ago.

[@rajdeepkhandelwal1653]

thanks for this gift

[@pulga961]

GRAPHQL vs REST

[@avinmacha]

\d[13579] gives only one match for the string 999. Shouldn't it give 2 matches(one for the first two and the other for the last two). Anyone ?

[@ColtSteeleCode]

avinmacha this is a great question! Regular expressions always “consume” any existing matches which means overlapping matches will be ignored. In your case, the first 99 is a match and those two characters are consumed. Then the remaining 9 is not a match on its own. There are ways of achieving what you are describing but it requires a bit more work. Check out this stack overflow post: stackoverflow.com/questions/20833295/how-can-i-match-overlapping-strings-with-regex/47184193

[@avinmacha]

@@ColtSteeleCode Many thanks Colt !!

[@ceosuji]

Hey Colt, how much JavaScript do i need to know before diving into your react course? Just bought it.

[@luisalbertogarciaibarra9852]

I don't know if you're reffering to the react course. If that's the case, I don't know. But if you're reffering to his web development bootcamp on udemy you don't need any javascript knowledge and it's a goddamned good course.

[@abhinavbansal9106]

Regarding The course Advanced Web Developer Bootcamp Hello Sir, As the cloud9 is closed , I'm not able to see your code of Advanced Web Developer Bootcamp on cloud9, So can you tell me how I access to code of yours. Please share the details of the links of code. Thanks Sir Student Of Advanced Web Developer Bootcamp

[@KiranKumar-it1sb]

Hey colt, please give all ur lectures for free which are there on udemy and in all platforms, upload all of them in to youtube

[@mattiarasulo9798]

Colt how would you plug webpack in to a large express app with multiple views? Is it actually possible? I've tried even a professional course but can't make it work!

[@fahrenheit6693]

Now I see 😄

[@EpicphoneGamer]

noice

[@davide4607]

Great tutorial as always Colt! But why didn't you include this in your JS course in Udemy. You didn't prepare me for C0D3 WARZ!!! jk your course is great can't include everything.

[@JiggyJones0]

What artist do you use for your videos? Can you give me their contact info?

[@ColtSteeleCode]

Hey Eazy-E M2C, are you referring to the video thumbnail/the two slides I show at the start of the video? I make those myself using a website called canva. I'm glad you like them! I'm never sure if they look good or not, since I'm no designer.

[@germanduterte7110]

Video is too lengthy of unnecessary things , But thanks for the video

[@zhanzhang7026]

did I miss something? Colt likes cats now?

[@dhrunit1018]

Sir i am a student and I want to build my career in web development and i want to enroll for your web development course ! So are there any discount coupons ? If yess please help me

[@HarishkumarVlogss]

hello, sir, I was going through your Bootcamp Course of Web Development, yesterday I've started the backend but Cloud 9 is shut down so what should I do now???? Plzzzz help me Sir🙏🙏

[@OzoneGamerStation]

You should subscribe to Colt’s teaching assistant’s KZbin channel, Ian Schoonover. He offers an alternate method replacing Cloud 9. While I recommend going local, there are other cloud methods that Ian suggests.

[@TheAudit]

check out ide.goorm.io pretty much same.

[@ifeanyiowah6850]

just 5mins into the video and it's already amazing !!! as usual. I hopelessly tried to learn RegEx using other tutorials. Thanks Colt, true life-saver

[@haythamkenway8343]

I think just adding ^ at the front and $ at the back, the problem you showed gets solved: ^([01]?\d|2[0-3]):([0-5]\d)(?::([0-5]\d))?$

[@OzoneGamerStation]

Colt, where you been? It’s been 3 months. I wish you communicated with the community more often. I love your style of teaching and coding expertise.

[@grainfrizz]

What is optionally insecure? https?

[@cowabungatv4159]

great video, thanks !

[@Shubham-b]

Hey Colt, good to see you active again on KZbin. I know you're a busy person but please try do post frequently on KZbin. Also, can you give us any update on what's your next course going to be and when can we expect it ? Thanks.

[@alessandrorevinciguerra8160]

Thanks Colt I love you and your work, your care and your precision, you are extraordinary professional, I follow all your courses and I never imagined being able to program without you, please never stop doing what you do!