Just wanted to say THANK YOU A LOT Brad!! I started watching your videos in January when I had zero skills/experience in web development and I started practicing almost every day until I felt confident enough to start applying for jobs. Happy to say I just landed a job as a Front End Developer thanks largely in part to your videos here and on udemy. I will forever be grateful
It's A Festive Day In Our Country Where We Celebrate "Teachers" And Thank Them For Their Contribution To Society. I Would Like To Say Thank You To You For Being This Amazing.
You're actually the first person i've found that has explained the various commonly used functions, and then demonstrated their use! Others just pick up an example and go through with it! Awesome content!
Hello, Brad! I just want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart. I and my friend were struggling to build a website from scratch and your web tutorials helped us immensely.
This is what we're working on at my coding bootcamp and this video helped me to write a much more elegant program than what was presented as the solution by the school.
Homeless and studying to get a Python job. Just completed the Treehouse track for Python and am now slowly expanding at coffee shops. Thanks for the vid! First one I've seen where you put the data into a table - VERY NICE. :)
Only had time to watch half of the clip will come back later, you have a great explanation i love how u walk true the api , and learn me myself , with limited html skills as a MAIN learning language to go use a webscrapyer in python and perhaps even make a cool project out of it .
Hi Brad, Thank you for all of your videos. the tutorials are so clearly understanding. you are very expert at breaking the complicated concept down into every little thing which is easily understood. By the way, I am a Chinese guy, your English pronunciation is the best clear and accurate I have ever listened from the all of Tech channels I subscribed. I can study technologies and Engish from you Haha. Thank you very much, so appreciated it.
Awesome tutorial thank you. but for a non-tech user it is quiet hard to do a workable scraper for my WooCommerce store. As a side solution i am using eCommerce "ESCRAPER" maybe it helps somebody too. But I am not giving up))) Thank you for your input!!!
you need to slow down I can't keep up with all your courses and all the content on youtube I work 8 hours a day and need to spend time with my family :D JK your the best keep it up!
There are a few things I want to mention. First of all if the website you want to scrap is providing an API then use this instead, the API is for this porpuse. Second, scraping with bs4 is nice for small scale, but if you want to get more information faster available, well you need to parallelize things like using grequests. BUT there is one option I would like to recommend, using scrapy which does this kind of thing for you. It is certainly harder to get into it, but it is worthwile.
This is super-helpful! I've been meaning to look into this for a while, but never got around to it. It's cool that BeautifulSoup lets you use either snake case or camel case for its methods. I'll note that snake case is best practice for Python, and if you use camel case Python snobs may yell at you. :) So, soup.find_all() rather than soup.findAll().
geez. i didnt even think about you for python tuts. my bad. youre my goto guy for php/css/javascript stuff but i kinda moved to other channels for my python fix. just saw your flask series. thx.
Great working explaining beautifulSoup. You should continue the explanation on how to do web scraping for the virtual dom created by javascript. I think there is package for that called Selenium.
Thank you Brad For your tutorials. I have learned a lot of things from your tutorials and udemy courses :) Please add one more course about Python full stack including django and flask.
As we travellllll, the Universsssss Off topic, but I needed that gap, that self-healing, I bought a telescope, a beginner's celetron scope, enjoy life and see what's out there, wow the kids ladies and gentle men! Mars! (Goes in the back of the class, I'm having a breakfast club episode, dang it 80's).
Usually, http requests are sent through port 80 or 8080. What about other ports? I have a connection through a router and the port is different. In the web browser I have to type the IP and the port eg. 192.193.194.195:520. Can it work with Beautifulsoup?
People like you should get more recognition and praise. I'm really thankful to you.
Just wanted to say THANK YOU A LOT Brad!! I started watching your videos in January when I had zero skills/experience in web development and I started practicing almost every day until I felt confident enough to start applying for jobs. Happy to say I just landed a job as a Front End Developer thanks largely in part to your videos here and on udemy. I will forever be grateful
It's A Festive Day In Our Country Where We Celebrate "Teachers" And Thank Them For Their Contribution To Society. I Would Like To Say Thank You To You For Being This Amazing.
You are very welcome, thank you for watching
You're actually the first person i've found that has explained the various commonly used functions, and then demonstrated their use! Others just pick up an example and go through with it! Awesome content!
I regreat wasting time in school and we got genius lectures like you who is teaching us what we were never taught Brad your just a blessing
Hello, Brad! I just want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart. I and my friend were struggling to build a website from scratch and your web tutorials helped us immensely.
It is unreal how many tutorials Brad has actually made. I literally just typed in "Traversy Web Scraping" and sure enough.
This is what we're working on at my coding bootcamp and this video helped me to write a much more elegant program than what was presented as the solution by the school.
Brad, I've said it before and I'll say it again: You're amazing.
Thanks for all your free tutorials.
Isaac Asante Lol, your second name literally translates to thank you in Kiswahili
Yeah, I learnt that from other Africans, hehe. I'm Ghanaian though, and it's a common family name back there.
kweli
Simple straightforward, I wish all TH-camrs will be like you! Thank you!
Homeless and studying to get a Python job. Just completed the Treehouse track for Python and am now slowly expanding at coffee shops. Thanks for the vid! First one I've seen where you put the data into a table - VERY NICE. :)
I was just making TH-cam API project when realized that new video is here. Your channel is really Blessing! Thanks, Brad!
tell me more about your idea please
your channel is one of theeee best channels i found on youtube. love you man :)
Let me know Other two I have found this only !! @brad is just awsome !!
Hi Brad, I took your JavaScript course from udemy. Now I have some good knowledge of JavaScript. Thanks for the great content.God bless you.
Only had time to watch half of the clip will come back later, you have a great explanation i love how u walk true the api , and learn me myself , with limited html skills as a MAIN learning language to go use a webscrapyer in python and perhaps even make a cool project out of it .
Hi Brad, Thank you for all of your videos. the tutorials are so clearly understanding. you are very expert at breaking the complicated concept down into every little thing which is easily understood.
By the way, I am a Chinese guy, your English pronunciation is the best clear and accurate I have ever listened from the all of Tech channels I subscribed. I can study technologies and Engish from you Haha. Thank you very much, so appreciated it.
Cool! It's crazy I was just looking into web scraping and beautifulsoup in particular and then you post this! Awesome content as always!
This is something I was about to look at not 1 week ago, and now you have a tutorial out for it... Mind reader o.o (Also thank you!)
I'm popping by to tell you to keep doing what you do!
You're great at what you do and you explain in an easy-to-digest way.
sir I just want to say thank you for living you are a true blessing to us. programmers, you are my go to guy, god bless dude freakin genius
I officially consider you My teacher, and have great respect for you. Thank's a lot.
Thanks 👍 , please more python videos
I think this was the most efficient web scrapping tutorial in TH-cam
I'm glad that I'm not the only one that looks at the keyboard when I type. Thanks for the great vid
Brad I owe you a beer and 60% of my web development knowledge. God bless this great man
Excellent Brad. Just so happens I've just started looking at scraping our old corproate website.
Fantastic! Can't wait to try this out myself
Awesome tutorial thank you. but for a non-tech user it is quiet hard to do a workable scraper for my WooCommerce store. As a side solution i am using eCommerce "ESCRAPER" maybe it helps somebody too.
But I am not giving up))) Thank you for your input!!!
at this point i owe u so much beer it aint even funny anymore
Inferno Prime 😂
What a simple concise explanation. Thank you
you need to slow down I can't keep up with all your courses and all the content on youtube I work 8 hours a day and need to spend time with my family :D JK your the best keep it up!
Zygimantas Kairys the content isnt going anywhere. Just come back to it when you get time 😊
Aaahhh finally! Looking forward to more such tutorials.
Just when I was thinking of trying out web scraping. And who else to learn it from other than Brad! Great work
You make it so simple to understand. Thank you!
please Create More Contents with python .Your tutorials are just awesome.....Thank you so much...
High quality, just like every other tutorial. Great stuff.
traversy as soon as i can brother, i am buying all of your courses....I got a plan!
brother the things you can do with python...oh the possibilities...YOU CAN LITERALLY OWN THE WEB..
Thanks Brad. It was pretty resourceful 👍
Btw I'm a huge fan of your work here. Have been learning lots of stuff from you.
I've been waiting for this forever.
I’m glad you did this video I was listening to a podcast about this although a great podcast it was in no way teaching me how. Thanks!
Great video! First time coding in python and it was really easy to follow along dude! Thanks a lot! :)
Your tutorial is the best.
thanks man, was waiting for this for ages
Some moments I imagined harder after a year of parsing:0) Thanks for this tutorial.
Thank you Brad!! Great work.... Please make more videos using Python
There are a few things I want to mention. First of all if the website you want to scrap is providing an API then use this instead, the API is for this porpuse. Second, scraping with bs4 is nice for small scale, but if you want to get more information faster available, well you need to parallelize things like using grequests. BUT there is one option I would like to recommend, using scrapy which does this kind of thing for you. It is certainly harder to get into it, but it is worthwile.
This is super-helpful! I've been meaning to look into this for a while, but never got around to it.
It's cool that BeautifulSoup lets you use either snake case or camel case for its methods. I'll note that snake case is best practice for Python, and if you use camel case Python snobs may yell at you. :) So, soup.find_all() rather than soup.findAll().
This video is GOLD!!!
Thanks
geez. i didnt even think about you for python tuts. my bad. youre my goto guy for php/css/javascript stuff but i kinda moved to other channels for my python fix. just saw your flask series. thx.
Thank you sir. I so want to give you a hug right now
Thank you very much - there are out there so much crap infos but you could help a lot.
Awesome and Thumbs up
Thanks for that bro🙂
From philippines🎉🎉🎉
Just another awesome video, simply the best 👍
Much awaited video😊
Love your content Brad! This was exactly what I needed :)
Woo-Hoo! Finally! Thanks a lot, Brad!!!
Awesome! I tried this with selenium and webbrowser libraries, but BeautifulSoup seems great
you guy rock - many many thanks for all you did!!!! GREAT
Thank you for sharing all that you do!
Great working explaining beautifulSoup. You should continue the explanation on how to do web scraping for the virtual dom created by javascript. I think there is package for that called Selenium.
Thanks, Brad! This was really helpful.
Thank you very much for the video, Brad!
Great video thanks a lot, for tables we use same methods with the new tags right?
Good tutorial man. Thank you
this was very cool. thanks Brad
another successful tutorial. thank you
Thanks,really grateful for your efforts
Great tutorials thumb Up !!!
Love your spirit man !
Keep it up Brad (y) thanks a lot
Thank you Brad For your tutorials. I have learned a lot of things from your tutorials and udemy courses :) Please add one more course about Python full stack including django and flask.
it looks very easy and intuitive to scrape sites with python than php / curl
As good as possible scrabbed nice man
More Python! Love your videos btw!
As we travellllll, the Universsssss
Off topic, but I needed that gap, that self-healing, I bought a telescope, a beginner's celetron scope, enjoy life and see what's out there, wow the kids ladies and gentle men!
Mars! (Goes in the back of the class, I'm having a breakfast club episode, dang it 80's).
Thank you for this very good and serious tutorial.
Understood requests and BeautifulSoup
I love U ;)
Great content thank you! Would you be able to update it with the dynamic DOM?
a wonderful video, thank you so much!
great to see that you run vscode
Is it a must that a person use vs code or can a person use something else for these webscraping exercises? Thaks
Ma sha Allah May Allah Bless you :)
Thanks so much for this really interested in learning python and this amazing
Welcome back to Python 😄💜
I cant use get_text..
error is:
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get_text'
Please make video series on ECommerce shopping cart website using Node.js, Express.js and MongoDB
Thank you, Brad!
Cool!!!
Will there be a continuation?
Thank you Brad
Thank you so much Brad
thanks a ton, it was very informative.
Hi Traversy, could you tell me where can I find example of HTML code like you have in the webscraping.py ?
Thank you for this awesome video
Thank you! This is awesome!
Usually, http requests are sent through port 80 or 8080. What about other ports? I have a connection through a router and the port is different. In the web browser I have to type the IP and the port eg. 192.193.194.195:520. Can it work with Beautifulsoup?
Thank you so much for this video! my biggest request is that you make another video using laravel along with Goutte for web scraping
THANK YOU SO MUCH YOU'RE A GOD
Great intro to the subject, thanks very much 👍
- will you be doing any Flask tutorials?
excellent tutorial
Thanks a lot traversy media
i am a beginner web developper,should i use Boilerplate and shiv?
You made Python a King Cobra, Thanks lot !