THIS online Python tool makes testing scripts in 2024 too easy! Thanks Zancb 

Great content as usual! Please make some more web scrapping and social media bots videos!

Great stuff as usual Adam, you have a great way of visually explaining things! Would love to see a video on how you know when to use requests, beautiful soup or selenium. Using some big name sites in your examples would help too .. like amazon, ebay, bws & woolies. Cheers ;)

Great Content

Hey there thanks. You were my inspiration behind getting started with python. May be we can continue covering problems from upwork which i feel has been out of the equation lately. Thanks as always

can you teach us scraping with selenium

Thank you for the demonstration.

Thx bro! I’m in IT and looking to pivot to Data Engineering. Small steps first… DBA is the first milestone, although some would argue Data Analyst should be the first move. Glad to see you posting again, much respect to you sir.

Excelente contenido , desde Republica Dominicana!

"This video is not a crash course in python" while being one of the best crash courses in python I've ever seen lol.

Thanks from Ukraine! ❤

Love your videos ❤ To answer your question about “What do you want to see?”, well… I'd really love to see you finish the series you started on Data Analysis 😬 (it was super cool to see the whole process)

Where is eps 4 of the tent web scraping project that was posted in Nov 2023? As of April 2024, the project is still unfinished?

Thanks!

thanks!!

maybe do videos on solving issues of customers on upwork? like you used to do

Are you on a mac? Is that firefox? .json does nothing to websites but 404 them in brave or vivaldi

What does this have to do with _learning_ python? All you did was showcase an online Jupyter notebook and demonstrated a script that uses Requests. Ok? If installing Python and a few modules is too much "friction" for you, then maybe you shouldn't be a programmer (seriously, installing Python is stupid easy in 2024). However, if your machine is locked down or too out of date, using an online collab tool is a nice work-around for practicing coding. However - it doesn't matter which avenue you take when using Python; either locally or remotely: You are going to have to learn Python the same ways. When you want to code actual performant production code, you're going to have to learn how to manage packages, virtual environments, and installations anyway.

wtf is this😢🤦‍♂️