Regular expressions give Tim Patrick the creeps, but he overcame his fears by discovering specially crafted regex patterns can access data in a way that’s actually kind of cool.

Many tools use regular expressions and the core syntax is the same. The source of confusion is that the details beyond core syntax have variations.

Regular expressions — the things you feed to programs like grep — are a bit like riding a bike. It seems impossible until you learn to do it, and then it’s easy.

Even though regex has a checkered past, don't let this sway you from using it when you need to. When you need to leverage regex in PowerShell you'll be using the .NET regex engine. Each language has ...

Google Analytics introduces regex support for event creation, offering greater flexibility, precision, and improved insights for marketers.

Let's say we need a JavaScript function that will take a string of tagged text (that is, it contains Extensible Markup Language (XML) markup) and return only the tags (and not the text that the ...

Google Analytics 4 now supports creating and/or modifying events using regular expressions, regex. This can help you migrate destinations and event goals from Universal Analytics to Google ...

The API now supports showing data for Google Discover, Google News and also supports Regex commands — all of which were already supported in the web interface.