Tony Stubblebine

http://twitter.com/tonystubblebine

Founder of CrowdVine Event Social Networks

Areas of Expertise:

  • social networks
  • events
  • conferences
  • web 2.0
  • ruby on rails
  • consulting
  • speaking
Tony Stubblebine is the founder and CEO of CrowdVine Event Social Networks. He's also the author of Regular Expression Pocket Reference, former Engineering Director for Odeo.com and former Engineering Lead for O'Reilly Media.

He posts regular updates to his blog, StubbleBlog and regularly releases small websites such as I Heart Quotes, the Unix fortune program re-imagined for the web, and the Twitter Quotes Bot.

Regular Expression Pocket Reference Regular Expression Pocket Reference
by Tony Stubblebine
Second Edition July 2007
Print: $14.99
Ebook: $11.99

Regular Expression Pocket Reference Regular Expression Pocket Reference
by Tony Stubblebine
August 2003
Ebook: $6.99

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Tony blogs at:
http://www.stubbleblog.com/

My 2012 Resolution: Awesome Mornings

January 02 2012

To start out 2012, I threw out most of the routines I was working on and decided to focus on my mornings. A bad morning really has the potential to derail your entire day. I’ve seen that with myself and I see it often with people I talk to as… read more

Experiments in Human Potential

November 23 2011

Man, it’s time for a Lift update, right? We’ve been experimenting with different configurations of an app that will put anyone on the path to super-humandom. By experimenting, I mostly mean experimenting on ourselves. So if you were hoping to read a lot about me and a little bit about the… read more

Done, Done and Ready, Ready

November 03 2011

Have you ever had an engineer tell you that they were done and then found out later that what they meant is that they had solved the problem in their head, not that they’d coded the solution, tested it, or deployed it? Let me be 100% clear. When this (or less… read more

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Tony Stubblebine

"Regular expressions have proven so popular that they have been incorporated into most if not all major programming languages and editors, and even at least one Web server. But each one implements regular expressions in its own way — which is reason enough for programmers to appreciate the latest edition of Regular Expression Pocket Reference by Tony Stubblebine."
--Michael J. Ross, Web Developer, Slashdot.org