Intro To Web Scraping With Python

Great content thank you! Would you be able to update it with the dynamic DOM?

I hate python

Awesome tutorial thank you. but for a non-tech user it is quiet hard to do a workable scraper for my WooCommerce store. As a side solution i am using eCommerce "ESCRAPER" maybe it helps somebody too.
But I am not giving up))) Thank you for your input!!!

Trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong, because the code won't run for me. I typed webscraping in the terminal but nothing happened. Has anyone had the same problem

It is unreal how many tutorials Brad has actually made. I literally just typed in "Traversy Web Scraping" and sure enough.

Can you please make a video on this concept recently i learned java, But in javascript it is difficult for me to understand that suppose we have let a = "Brad".length; then console .log(a) result will be 4 ; so, how we are accessing the dot length thing or maybe like let a = "Brad".toUpperCase(); how this function we are calling because " Brad " it is not a reference variable because in java we use the reference variable them put dot to call any thing inside the object of that class in javascript where is this coming from ???? Please make a video that will be all for me ane it will others also to build concept .

This video is GOLD!!!

Thanks

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thanks

how to put scraped item into database and update database if new item added or there is updation to old scraped page.

Good tutorial man. Thank you

Nice video!

You make it so simple to understand. Thank you!

As good as possible scrabbed nice man

a wonderful video, thank you so much!

sir I just want to say thank you for living you are a true blessing to us. programmers, you are my go to guy, god bless dude freakin genius

This is what we're working on at my coding bootcamp and this video helped me to write a much more elegant program than what was presented as the solution by the school.

THE DOMAIN IS FOR SALE NOW?? AWHH HELL NAAHHH PLAYAH!!

Great video thanks a lot, for tables we use same methods with the new tags right?

What a simple concise explanation. Thank you

great to see that you run vscode

you guy rock - many many thanks for all you did!!!! GREAT

man requests and urllib are so slow for me i cant understand why

Thanks so much.

Thank you for sharing all that you do!

I officially consider you My teacher, and have great respect for you. Thank's a lot.

Thanks for that bro🙂
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another successful tutorial. thank you

good content

Great video! First time coding in python and it was really easy to follow along dude! Thanks a lot! :)

love you.................:)

I cant use get_text..
error is:
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get_text'

This is probably a stupid question, but will this work if I do not have Google Chrome?

Only had time to watch half of the clip will come back later, you have a great explanation i love how u walk true the api , and learn me myself , with limited html skills as a MAIN learning language to go use a webscrapyer in python and perhaps even make a cool project out of it .

I'm glad that I'm not the only one that looks at the keyboard when I type. Thanks for the great vid

How do you go deeper than one page to get all the articles on a site or everything w a list of certain words....

what's the difference between:
el = soup.find(attrs={"data-hello": "hi"})
and
el = soup.find(data-hello= "hi")
?


appericiated :)

Why cant i do .get_text() ?
Shows atribute error

THANK YOU SO MUCH YOU'RE A GOD

Nothing is getting printed off, when I try to execute the .py script. I'm following you tutorial exactly as you're doing it and even tried including a shebang '#!/usr/bin/env python3', yet nothing gets printed, no errors, nothing at all.

Can somebody tell me if it would piss off my potential bosses if I used web scraping as a talking point for the interview? More info: I'm applying for a JR. DevOps position, and I wanted to implement all the tech involved for the job description, job isn't posted yet. What I was going to do was simply scrape their onboarding site for keywords that will be displayed when the devops position is posted, then notify me via sms or email when it is posted in which case I'll include another build step with Jenkins to upload my resume and cover letter manually.

You mentioned the ethics involved in web scraping, I feel as if my project wouldn't apply to that simply because I'm not necessarily 'scraping' any data off the site like large amounts of text or anything, and the job will only run every 30 minutes. Thanks for this amazing tutorial, have long loved your tutorials.

awesome video