Actually, you have three problems, because if you can see this, then it means that your browser does not support JavaScript or has its JavaScript support disabled, and/or your internet connection is ridiculously slow. You’ll have to solve this problem before you can continue.
Now you have two problems is a simple and somewhat ugly site intended to allow programmers to quickly and easily test regular expressions as they craft them. It probably won’t be of much interest to people who don't understand how to create regular expressions. It is somewhat inspired by a similar site called Rubular, but with a different strategy behind the scenes (Rubular makes Ajax calls to a server-side Ruby script to test expressions, whereas this site does its thing entirely in JavaScript, which allows it to respond much more quickly).
Two problems was created by Garrett Albright, a web developer reluctantly based in northern California. But he had some help with the jQuery JavaScript library and the Thickbox widget. Two problems is written in HTML 5, but doesn’t really do anything impressive with it.
Feel free to get in touch with Garrett if you have any questions, suggestions, or bug reports.
I’m not accepting any donations, but I bet your local blood bank is. Have you donated blood recently? Why not take a few minutes out of your day to become a superhero?
An oft-quoted quip in the world of programming goes something like this: “Sometimes you have a problem, and you decide to solve it with regular expressions. Now you have two problems.” Check out this article for more information about this phrase and its origins.
Okay. Two problems is © 2010 Garrett Albright. All code and other materials in this project are available under the MIT License. Two problems is entirely free to use as a service. I hate gratuitous advertising and invasive user tracking as much as you do, so this site features no advertisements and no personal identification is collected or tracked on this site, save for user agent strings and IP addresses as is standard for standard web server logging. I hope you find Two problems useful.