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Now with AI companies trying to scrape every data source in existence, content creators and data owners are starting to protect their data more and more. So as a scraper, what can you do?
Proxies are the first tool you should look to. They mask your IP, distribute requests, and help avoid detection. Even more importantly, using a service like @scraperapi can save you from fighting against CAPTCHAs, rate limits, and IP bans.
Check out our latest article on @StackAbuse for how to do it 👇
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Direct traffic to @StackAbuse dev tools is growing nicely. Probably a good indicator that they're actually useful.
I'm not sure these will ever be monetizable (I'll never put ads on them), but at least SA is being put to good use.
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I think I may have gone a little overboard on my "side project" making dev tools for @StackAbuse
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Validate Email Addresses in Python With Email-Validator #python stackabuse.com/validate-emai…
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Python: Deep and Shallow Copy Object
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Learn the difference between deep copying and shallow copying objects in Python, and how to do both with the copy library.
by @rus_has via @StackAbuse
#Python
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JavaScript: How to Redirect to Another Webpage
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Check out Beginner's Introduction to Jenkins CI
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In this beginner-level guide, you'll get introduced to Jenkins, the CI/CD automation server, and run and automate the build process of a simple project.
via @StackAbuse
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DigitalOcean@digitalocean10 Jun 2021
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Looking to write asynchronous code in #Node.js? We’ve got the story on callbacks, promises, and async/await in this new tutorial from the writers at
@StackAbuse 😎 do.co/2SskdUv
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Checking Vulnerabilities in Your Python Code with Bandit
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by @sathyasarathi90 via @StackAbuse
Looks at how just a few lines of code can be destructive and how Bandit can help identify and surface security vulnerabilities.
#Python
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Check out Python's Iteration Tools: filter(), islice(), map() and zip()! stackabuse.com/pythons-itera…
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An Introductory Guide to Brython (Browser Python)
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Looks at-
1⃣what Brython is and how to install it
2⃣how to initialize a Brython project
3⃣how to perform basic tasks with examples
via @StackAbuse
#Python
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Check if a variable is a dictionary in #Python with this in-depth tutorial from @stackabuse: loom.ly/NlRBqBM
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DigitalOcean@digitalocean21 Dec 2020
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📘 Learn how to code using Node.js with our latest ebook by @StackAbuse! You'll learn about back and front-end development and how to build command line apps or full websites via the power of #JavaScript! do.co/34Bpzjc
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Looking to hire a part-time @Shopify app dev (Node, Next.js, Mongo, AWS) for a fast-growing app. Know anyone that would be a good fit? DM me!
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Reading HTML is an art that may never grow old, well not soon. For those new to it, here's a nice intro into reading HTML with #Python using #BeautifulSoup!
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Lucky to work with @pijul_org on a new article about Pijul - an exciting new version control system that just released its alpha version and is gaining traction in the community initialcommit.com/blog/pijul…













