Regex Train is a web-based tool designed to simplify the process of building and testing regular expressions. This project was created to address the common challenges developers face when working with regex, such as understanding patterns, chaining multiple expressions, and visualizing the transformation of input data.

The current version of Regex Train allows users to:

Input raw text and see step-by-step transformations through a series of applied regular expressions.

Chain multiple regex patterns in a top-to-bottom sequence, with options to customize flags and replacements for each step.

Test and debug complex workflows interactively, making it a valuable resource for developers working on data cleaning, validation, or search-and-replace tasks.

The next iteration of Regex Train is under development, introducing a graph-based interface where users can visually create nodes for each regex step and connect them dynamically. This new design will provide more flexibility and clarity, enabling users to define custom workflows with ease.

Results: Regex Train demonstrates my skills in web development, UI/UX design, and problem-solving by addressing a niche need for developers. It combines technical precision with user-friendly design, making regex workflows approachable and efficient.