In this episode of Python for Scott, Adam walks Scott through how easy it is to make money on upwork using Python! Link yo convert cURL command to Python request: curl.trillwork... #Python #BeautifulSoup #WebScraping #Tutoral
I know it's a bit old but this is just amazing, its one thing someone going trough an assignment, its another hearing their thoughts and how they are resoning as they go along! Amazing work and thanks for sharing!
Hi! I got a problem scraping cameo website, it's protected with cloudflare. Do you know the way to bypass it? I tried cfscrape library but seems like it's not working either
That's a tricky one, more and more websites these days have measures in place to check that there is a human in front of the screen. You may want to checkout Selenium webdriver as an alternative to the requests library. Selenium will start a web browser and typically sail through the cloudflare checks. It can be a little slower overall but much more likely to provide the outcome you are after. I have a couple of web browser automation using selenium on my channel, check them out!
This is great! Thank you for sharing this If I may point to potential improvement, the volume+pronuntiation makes it quite difficult to hear and follow. Not that this is really a trouble, but maybe it could be improved. Cheers and thank you again!
Hi Delwar, I had a friend in the same situation recently. I think Upwork may have changed its approval system. I found this on the internet www.quora.com/How-much-time-does-Upwork-take-for-the-approval-of-an-account I hope you get approved soon!
@@MakeDataUseful you can take investing.com or any such free financial sites which uses websockets to give tick data (stock prices by the sec)...but scrape it after authentication. Meaning python will login and then read the websockt data. pure api reversing no selenium phantom js etc thanks...
I too have had a problem with more complex logic, but over time have overcome it. I did so similar to what @MakeDataUseful mentioned. Small logic chunks. But to be more specific, I practiced with a lot of small projects, watched a lot of videos of what other people were doing to give me ideas on how I might approach situations, a lot of Google, and one thing that no one mentions, time. You have to put in a lot of time and effort to get better.
