Web Scraping with Python – Beautiful Soup Crash Course -adsmember

Thanks to FCC for posting my Web Scraping course.
This is a huge achievement for me as a consistent learner from this channel 🙂
I hope to see you all around in my future uploads!

This is great, thank you . what are interface is that? Is it an editor where you're working in? If so what editor?

Your teaching is amazing man.

Link to the home.html file: https://github.com/jimdevops19/codesnippets/tree/main/Python%20Web%20Scraping/01%20-%20Scraping%20Basics

Alternatively to be safer, go to his official website and navigate to get to the same website:

http://www.jimshapedcoding.com/

Awesome video. Can you please throw some light on ip rotation proxy handled in web scrapping

this is my first time, when I watched the entire video without yawning. it was super interesting!

the text storing part doesn't work for me 🙁

Thank you very much.

thanks a lot!

One of the best tutorials for beginners…wow.I just played in 0.9x speed and it was very clear.Thank you to this guy and the channel.

This is a fantastic tutorial, probably one of the best I have ever come across. I came into this tutorial with 0 knowledge on web scraping, and came out of it with much more confidence. Excellent work!

Very great video and explanation! However, is it possible to scrape through all pages instead of just page 1?

There's jsut way to much BS to get through. "as you can see here, where my mouse is hovering, there is a gree background" <<<<Has fuck all to do with what you want to teach. If someone needs to hear that they are in the wrong tutorial.

Your teaching skills are simple and incredible! Thank you

Great video, thanks a lot for it.
One observation though, I think the method strip() applies better to this case , rather than replace(' ','').

For example:

company_name = job.find('h3', class_='joblist-comp-name').text.strip()

Cheers

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This is definitely one of the best hours I spent on YouTube. 🙂

This is definitely one of the best hours I spent on YouTube. 🙂

the link to the code snippets seems broken, is it possible to fix it? Anyway, many many thanks for another great tutorial!

this is exactly what I was looking for, thanks a lot

Very nice tutorial, thanks

His look is a lot like Ryan's from The Office

Amazing work! easy web scraping right off the bat, thanks also for the effort in putting words to english.

Wow, what a quality content, systematic and well taught. Thank you.

Masterclass! i learned a lot

Is it possible to add html file to work with used in this tutorial? Thank you

His accent getting worse as he is getting more tired :DDD

The code snippets link doesn't work. Where else can I get the code?

Great video! I was struggling with extracting the data from the website, but you did a great job explaining!

Voww voww voww. I loved this tutorial. Followed from beginning to end. I liked it that you put the filtering condition while scraping the data, extra features and all. Just awesome. This is a must watch for all beginners. Huge thanks to both Jim and FCC

omg, i love your accent haha
where are you from?

My program keeps writing over the file, rather than creating a new one. Any suggestions?

if 'few' in published_date:
company_name = job.find('h3', class_ = "joblist-comp-name").text.replace(' ', '')
skills = job.find('span', class_ = 'srp-skills').text.replace(' ', '')
more_info = job.header.h2.a['href']
if unfamiliar_skill not in skills:
with open(f'posts/{index}.txt', 'w') as f:
f.write(f'Company Name: {company_name.strip()} n')
f.write(f'Required Skills: {skills.strip()} n')
f.write(f'More Info: {more_info} n')
print(f'File saved: {index}')

thanks for the good work

sample code link is not working

"lxml doesn't parse broken html well"… proceeds to use it with his own html sigma male 101, king
37:13 why no .strip() here? 😀

Thank you

Thanks a lot for your video. How i can download all your code?

Which code runner application. He use?

thanks got it

Thank you so much

Thank you

How do I import my html file into PyCharm?