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Love how your thumbnails makes me think I’m a half-ass programmer. And I also love how your content proves that indeed I’m a half-ass programmer. Amazing content JWR! Learning more and more each day with your videos
Good stuff. Thanks for all of the time and effort you put into your videos. Love the web scraping info. And would really like to see more on APIs. Python OOP building API clients.
Excellent video , as usual, I have been struggling with catching exceptions and retries with requests , probably that could be interesting for another video
Thank you. Was looking for a simple introduction to better re-use of sessions. Question/suggestion - why not use: "if int(calls_left[0]) == int(calls_left[1]) - 1:"
It Would be a greatfull video if you teach us how to make Bulk operations with this python API to Shopify. For example, updating stock to a large list of products is kind of dificult.
I had no idea you can use hooks this will be very useful thank you John also how would you go about a session restart once it was forcibly closed and use that one instead of the old one?
They are quite useful! If you are using a context manager they will close automatically once done, otherwise there’s a session.close() function to do it for you
Very informative. Does anyone know how to get all the customer records or get the next page URL. The API call return 250 records at max and in my case I am not able to find the next page URL.
Hey John, I been taking 100 days of python course on udemy and stuck on one of the capstone api projects. Any way you can do a tutorial for us rookies? I could send you the instructions. I tried for weeks but i'm at a point where i need an expert step by step video. I'm sure your viewers could benefit. Thanks