The “Life Hack” from today’s Session

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And yes, I almost forgot… Somebody (sorry, I didn’t catch the name) asked me to put my life hack on the blog as well, so here it is. For all of you who were not there, I use this as a template for declaring .NET variables – until Microsoft provides means to declare them in a simpler ways. Inline, anyone?

So – download the life hack, or cheat sheet, here: https://vjeko.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Life_Hack_No_1.docx

Vjeko

Vjeko has been writing code for living since 1995, and he has shared his knowledge and experience in presentations, articles, blogs, and elsewhere since 2002. Hopelessly curious, passionate about technology, avid language learner no matter human or computer.

This Post Has 6 Comments

  1. Jelle

    Thanks! Very useful

    1. Vjeko

      Cool, thanks for sharing.

  2. Jan Veenendaal

    Hi, the regular expressions you have included for e-mail addresses are not complete – they only search for top-level domains having 2 or 3 characters. Nowadays there are many tld’s with more characters, like .name , .info or .museum

    Very useful post – regardless!

    1. Vjeko

      @Jan: yes, you are right. I agree this is not a comprehensive regular expression. The point of the functionality is not about which regex to use to match the e-mail address, but to explain what regex are and how to use them. Thanks for the comment, though!

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