John top content as always! Do you have some video teaching how to building web scrape with functions and classes? Similar to this one, but full project, I feel like I want to get better at web scraping with oriented object
3:34 Why did you not just use a lowercase `list` or `dict` (without the backtick of course, I'm just using that for Markdown-like formatting)? These typically work for me without importing anything from the typing module...
I believe you can do that but if you want to specify that it should be a list of ints or strs you need to use the typing module - sorry I didn’t make this clear in this example
@@JohnWatsonRooney Oh, I thought I'll be the one learning something new today, lol. Anyway, I've also had a look at the changes you mentioned. For anyone else who stumbles on this comment and wants to read more straight from the source: look for "Python PEP 0585."
Hi, John. Sorry, that it isn't about theme of the video, but I've been watching you for a long time and think you might know an answer for my question. How do people who knows web scraping search for jobs, not for contracts? I mean it isn't really a profession, just a set of skills. In what "profession" could people with these skills go?
Hey no worries it’s a good question. There are jobs out there specialising in data extraction, however I tend to advise people to use projects like these to get a good understanding of web technologies, Python and web applications so they can become backend developers, or web devs or make their own saas.
@@JohnWatsonRooney I guess shouldve ask earlier, but what do you recommend for web development with python? From your experience. And maybe you know approx time to "learn" it.
@@Cheerfulnag Sure no worries. In my opinion Python is a great backend language. If you want to do front end stuff I'm afraid you'll want to know some JavaScript - as that's what the web is pretty much built on. Your main options are Django or Flask, with FastAPI too. Honestly, i like the batteries included approach that Django has, but it is personal preference!
The first 1,000 people to use the link or my code johnwatsonrooney will get a 1 month free trial of Skillshare: skl.sh/johnwatsonrooney04221
Keep these coming John! I love using your techniques in my own personal and professional work!
Thanks Kyo appreciate it!
@@JohnWatsonRooney No problem! Keep up the good work!
I never knew what these were until I watched this video. Thanks!
Great!
Good jobs as always.
You have very good guitars.
Oh, neat. How did I forgot to watch this one... Definetely a like from me.
John top content as always!
Do you have some video teaching how to building web scrape with functions and classes? Similar to this one, but full project, I feel like I want to get better at web scraping with oriented object
Sure I’m working on a video at the moment which is about SOLID principles for OOP and will include some scraping thanks!
Brilliant video!
Thanks!
Great and usefully content.
Thank you very kind
Excelente video! Thanks!!!
Thank you very kind
3:34 Why did you not just use a lowercase `list` or `dict` (without the backtick of course, I'm just using that for Markdown-like formatting)? These typically work for me without importing anything from the typing module...
I believe you can do that but if you want to specify that it should be a list of ints or strs you need to use the typing module - sorry I didn’t make this clear in this example
Actually I just looked this up and you’re right it was deprecated in 3.9 thanks for pointing it out!
@@JohnWatsonRooney Oh, I thought I'll be the one learning something new today, lol. Anyway, I've also had a look at the changes you mentioned. For anyone else who stumbles on this comment and wants to read more straight from the source: look for "Python PEP 0585."
Thanks for the video I really wanted to know what 'def (arg) ->' means.
after i learn something, John release video about that =)
Haha great 👍 maybe I should get you to research my videos 😉
John, check out Pydantic (by the same creator of FastAPI and SQL Model). you'll find it interesting. cheers
Absolutely! Pydantic is great 👍
Hi, John. Sorry, that it isn't about theme of the video, but I've been watching you for a long time and think you might know an answer for my question. How do people who knows web scraping search for jobs, not for contracts? I mean it isn't really a profession, just a set of skills. In what "profession" could people with these skills go?
Hey no worries it’s a good question. There are jobs out there specialising in data extraction, however I tend to advise people to use projects like these to get a good understanding of web technologies, Python and web applications so they can become backend developers, or web devs or make their own saas.
@@JohnWatsonRooney I guess shouldve ask earlier, but what do you recommend for web development with python? From your experience.
And maybe you know approx time to "learn" it.
@@Cheerfulnag Sure no worries. In my opinion Python is a great backend language. If you want to do front end stuff I'm afraid you'll want to know some JavaScript - as that's what the web is pretty much built on. Your main options are Django or Flask, with FastAPI too. Honestly, i like the batteries included approach that Django has, but it is personal preference!
Volkswagen Polo 1.4?
Its a diesel passat good guess
Several months late but.... A VW Passat Estate.... a TDi ..Do I get a prize...?
from __future__ import annotations
FTW.
Hi, can you make a shopify sales tracker??
Yes but to get the sales data you have to have admin access to the store